SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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Albert E. Suthers. The Sikh Religion Information Bureau, Amritsar, 1929.
Collection of hymns from the Sikh scripture revealing the wholesome aspects
of the Granth and setting before an uninstructed world a selection
of truths as taught by the Gurus.
………….The Message of Sikhism. Khalsa Diwan Malaya, Penang, 1941.
Harbans Singh. Faridkot and Its Ruler. Faridkot State Publicity Committee.
(1947)
…………. Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Amritsar, 1952.
………….The Heritage of the Golden Temple, S.G.P.C., Amritsar ( 1957).
Harcourt, Captain, A.F. P. Himalayan districts of Kooloo, Lahoul and Spiti.
W. H. Allen & Coy. London, I871.
Early history of Kooloo, 107.160.
Hardas, Balshastri. Armed struggle for Freedom: Ninety Years War of
Indian Independence, I857 to Subhash. Kal Prakashan, Poona,
1955.
…………. Hardinge, Hon’ble Charles Stuart. Recollections of India drawn
on Stone by J. D Hardinge from the Original drawings by the
Hon’ble.Charles Stuart Hardinge. Thomas M’Lean, London, I847.
Portraits of Maharaja Oalip Singh, Lahore Fort, Hazoori Bagh, Raja Lall
Singh, Gulab Singh, Kot Kangra, Fort of Gulab Singh, Sheikh
Imamdin, Ranjodh Singh and Diwan Dina Nath.
Hardinge, Lord. Despatches of Lord Hardinge (Parliamentary Papers).
By Orders or Her Majesty the Queen for presentation to the
House of Commons, London, I846.
First Anglo-Sikh War.
…………. Lord Hardinge’s Tour in the followlng year (I846).
London, 1856,
…………. Private Letters of lord, (I845—51), addressed to Sir Frederick
Currie regarding the affairs In the Punjab with particular reference
to the Anglo-Sikh War (I845-46) and the Treaty of Bhyrowal,