1 APPENDIX G.
2 BIBLIOGRAPHY.
3 Works Dealing Exclusively with the Sikhs.
4 Sketch of the, Sikhs. Sir John Malcolm. London, 1812.
5 Origin of the Sikh Power in the Punjab (and political life of
6 Maharajah Ranjit Singh). H. T. Prinsep. Calcutta, 1834.
7 The Court and Gamp of Ranjit Singh. The Hon. W. G. Osborne.
8 London, 1841.
9 Some Passages in the Life of an Adventurer in the Punjab. Sir
10 H. M. Laurence. Delhi, 1842.
11 The Punjab (a brief account of the country of the Sikhs by an
12 officer in the service of Ranjit Singh). H. Steinbach. London,
13 1845.
14 Despatches of British Generals (Viscount Hardinge, Lord Gough,
15 etc., during the campaign on the Sutlej). London, 1846.
16 A History of the Reigning Family of Lahore (with an account of
17 the Jammu Rajahs and the Sikh Sirdars). Major G. Carmichael
18 Smyth. Calcutta, 1847.
19 The History of the Sikhs. Dr. W. T. Macgregor. London, 1847.
20 A History of the Sikhs (from the origin of the nation to the end of
21 the first Sikh War). J. D. Cunningham. London, 1849.
22 Leaves from the Journal of a Subaltern (being the diary of a subal-
23 tern of the 2nd European Regiment during the second Sikh War).
24 Edinburgh, 1849.
25 A Year on the Punjab Frontier, 1848-49. Sir H. B. Edwardes.
26 London, 1851.
27 , Narrative of the Second Sikh War. E. J. Thackwell. London,
28 1851.
29 The Adi Granth (translated, with introductory essays). Dr. Ernst
30 Trumpp. London, 1877.