SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 96
Panchwin.25th. (Primerly 105th) Mahratta light Infantry, 1768-
1923, edited by Mary C. Hennell. John Murray, london, 1927.
Hensman, H. The Afghan War of 1879-80; being a complete narrative of
the capture of Cabul, the siege of Sherpur, the battle of Ahmed
Khel, the brilliant march on Kandahar, the defeat of Ayub Khan,
with the operations on the Helmund and the settlement with Abdur
Rahman Khan. London. 1881.
Henty. G. A. Through the Sikh War. Blackie and Sons. London. An Urdu
translation of this book was published by the Punjab Religious
Book Society. Lahore. as ‘Taskhir-i-Punjab’ In 1921.
Herbert. David. Great Historicai Mutinies. W. P. Nirumo, Hay and Mitchell,
Edinburgh. N. D.
Heroism of the Sikh Woman, Stirring stories of the Anecdotes from Sikh
history, No.4. Bhai Amar Singh. Khalsa Agency. Lahore, 1906.
Hill Major John. History of the 15th Ludhiana Sikhs. 1910.
Hill, Samuel Charles. Catalogue of the Home Miscellaneous series
of the India Office records. India Office at His Majesty’s
Stationery Office, London. 1927.
No. 143 (East India series No. 51), pp.21-26, 29-50, 17-18-1778, Najaf Ali
and the Sikhs; No. 144. (E. I. Series, 52) (3), 1-2-1779, Sikh
invasion of Rohilkhand; No. 448. (1), 1-668, 5th May to 12th
October. 1795; the Sikh chiefs Roy Singh, Shere Singh, Bhunga
Singh and Mahtaub Singh, the Sikh Sardar Kurm Singh; No. 456
B (3), pp. 625--99; extracts of letters from Mr. Griffiths to Mr.
Allanson, Bombay, Surat 17th Feb., 1794 containing information
respecting the character of lhe inhabitants on the banks of the
Indus, Sind or Sindh, Multan, dominion of the Seeck, Kandhar or
the dominion of the Durranis; No. 521 (4), pp. 451, Lahore Raja,
pp.537; Sikh chiefs, No. 556 (I) Seics. (2) Doolja Singh. Futty