SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 97
Singh, Bhugat Singh, Lahore. Nudjif Cawn, Runjeet Singh,
Seics.Teja Singh, Zabita Cawn. Geroge Thomas, Zemaun Shah.
No. 595 (2), Maharaja Ranjit Singh No. 685 (3). pp. 90-114, 9th
June, 1785. Sikhs (No mention of the Sikhs legend of the coming
of the English), No. 506 (4) Treaty with the Sikh Chiefs in 1807.
Regarding RanjitSingh Maharaja, 435 (2); 511 (4) (15);
592 (5)-( 13).593 (3) (5) (8); 594 (1) (8); 595 (2) (3) (5) (6); 621
(12) ; 636 (27) ; 637 (47) ; 638 (6); 650 (8),664 (I) (20) ; 592-6.
Hilton, Richard. The Indian Mutiny. Hollis and Carter, London, 1957.
Hira Lal Sirmoore. Shri Japji Sahib (Patiala, 1944)
Hiranand, Pandit, Shastri. The Gulerla Chiefs of Kangra. 1914. J.P.H
S.Vol.II. No.2 138-151.
Historical Records of 16th Lancers.
An account of the meeting of Lord William Bentinck with King Ranjit
Singh.
Historical Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the British Power in
India. Oriental Herald. London, XIII (1827), p.294-301, XII (1827)
P 418.
History of the Siege of Delhi by an Officer who served there
(Surgeon, W. W. Ireland). Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh,
1861.
Hobhouse, Sir J. The Afghan War: the substance of a speech, 1842.
Hodder, Reginald. Famous Fights of Indian Native Regiments.
Hodder & Stoughton. London. 1914.
Hodges, W. Travels in India, 1780.1783. Pub. Author and J. Edwards, Pall
Mall, London, 1793-4.
Sikh invasions in U.P. (April 28th) 134, Jats of Bharatpur.
.................. Select Views in India, drawn in 1780-83. London, 1786.