SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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Hall. B. G. E. (Ed.) Dalhousie—Phayre correspondence, 1852-56. OUP.
London, 1932.
Hamilton. Captain. C. A Historical relation of the Government of the Rohilla
Afghans in the Northern Provinces of Hindustan. 1787.
Invasions, conquests and reverses of the Sikhs in the Jamna—
Gangetic Doab in the eighteenth century.
Hamilton, Sir Ian. Gallipoli Diary. (Ed.) Arnold, London, 1926. 2 vols.
Hamilton. Sir Robert North Collie. Route from Delhi to Bahawalpur.
1850.
Hamilton, Walter. The East India Gazetters—containing description
of Hindustan and adjacent countries beyond the Ganges, etc.
John Murray, London, 1815, 1828. 2 vols.
Lahore (for Sikhs), 483.489.
………. Geographical Statistical and Historical Description of Hindustan
and the adjacent countries. John Murray, London, 1820. 2 Vols.
Delhi: including Sikh States i. 407-468.
Lahore: Historical, political, geographical and commercial account
of the Sikhs and their
possessions, i. 468-503.
Country between the Sutulege and Jamna, ii. 607-32.
Hamley, Major General E.B. The Strategical conditions of our North-
West Frontier. United—Service Journal, 1878.
Handcock, Col. A.G. A Short account of the Slege of Delhi in 1857.
Government Central Printing Office, Simla, 1892.
Hanna, Col. H.B. The Second Afghan War 1878-79-80; Its causes,
its conduct and Its consequences. West minister, 1899. 2 vols.
Harbans Singh. Something about Sikhism, with a Foreword by Dr. S.
Higginbottom and an introduction by Professor