A History of the Sikhs: From the Origin of the Nation to the Battles of the Sutlej (Classic Reprint)

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Tin authors original spelling of Indian names is archaie and almost intolerable to the modern reader. I have UK-retore adopted the modern accepted spelling, and for the arduous work of transliteration 1 am indebted to L.Tcj Ram, M.A., Profcssorof Mathematics at the Kandhlr College, Kapiirthulti. The authors text und notes have remained ntmitcrcd, but where necessary 1 have added additional notes, which will be found in brackets, tty permission of the Government of the Punjab, I am enabled to reproduce, some of the results obtained by the recent examination of the manuscript records of the Sikh days, which have long been lying in the archives of the Civil Secretariat. Int his connexion 1 have been greatly assisted by L.Situ Hum Kohly, U.A., the rwureh student in of the work. Apart from this, he has been of great in preparing the entire volume and, in particular, in the drawing up of the Hihliogruphy. Finally, 1 tender my wry grateful ttuuik Hto the lion. Mr, J.I. Thomson, I.C.S., Chief Secretary to the Government of the Punjab, who has kindly looked through the manuscript and to whom 1 um indebted for many valuable hint and suggestions.11. L.t).

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