1 CONTENTS. Vv
2 CHAPTER X.
3 PAGE.
4 The British Army crosses the Sutlej, and captures
5 Kussoor.—Proclamation of the Governor-gene-
6 ral.—Goolab Singh sent by the Ranee to mediate
7 between the Sikhs and the British, and prevent
8 the advance of the latter to Lahore.—The Go-
9 .vernor-general refuses to listen to any terms, and
10 meets Dhuleep.—Commentaries on the pos-
11 ‘sibility of subduing the Punjaub.—Contrast
12 between the Sikh war and the invasion of
13 Affghanistan.The Governor-generals forbear-
14 ‘ance.—-The British army reaches Lahore.—
15 Outline of a treaty.—Cashmere given to Goolab
16 Singh.—Majors Lawrence and Mackeson.—The
17 British protect the Sikh Government.—Sir
18 Charles Napicr visits Lahore.—Note of a con-
19 ference.—General orders.—The proceedings at
20 the Durbar.—The treaty of peace.—The state-
21 visit of the Governor-general.—Articles of
22 agreemept with the Durbar of Lahore.—Treaty
23 with Goolab Singh, =. sews 196250
24 CHAPTER XL
25 General remarks on the chief features of the campaign,
26 and the effect of the victories upon the Sikhs.—
27 The Punjaub, as an independent kingdom,
28 destroyed.—Speculations on the power of the
29 Lahore Government to exist independently of
30 British aid and countenance.—Goolab Singh’s
31 views and position.—Discussion on the com-
32 position of the British army.—The Europeans
33 Sas ed NT ae ati! IT eS ie ed 2 a a eh ee