SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 98
Hodgson, Col. John Studholme. Opinions on the Indian army. (Originally
published at Meerut in 1850, under the title of “Musings on military
matters.”) W. Hallen & Co, London. 1857.
Contains as appendices A & B “Memorandum on the amalgamation of
Sikhs and Punjabee with she Regular Army drawn up and submitted
for the consideration of the Most Noble the Governor-General of
India,” and a demi official letter to H E’s. Private Secretary.
Hodson, Rev. G. H. Twelve Years of a Soldier’s life in India: Being
extracts from Letters of the Late Major W. S. R Hodson, ........
commandant Hodson’s Horse. John W. Parker & Son, London,
1859, 1889.
Campaigns on the Sutlej—battles of Moodkee- Ferozesnah—Sobraor—
occupation of Lahore—1845—46, 6—26; Cashmere with Sikh
Army, 27—47; Second Anglo-Sikh War and the annexation of the
Punjab, 48-104; Mutiny, 179-365.
Holdich, Col. Sir H. T. India with maps and diagrams. Oxford University
Press, London, 1904.
The Sikhs, 25,210,243,266; Sikh religion, 21 0; Sikh States, 123.
Holdich, Col. Sir Thomas. Gates of India—being a historical narrative,
with maps. Macmillan & Co. Ltd., London, 1910.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 455-56; Punjab under Sikh
Government, 345-6, 363; Dose Mohd’s operations against the Sikhs,
397-98.
Political Frontiers and Boundary t1aking. Macmillan & Co., London,
1916.
Holdsworth, A. D. Campaign of the Indus. 1840.
Holmes, T. Rice. Sir Charles Napier. University Press, Cambridge, 1925.