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The students of Sikh history have paid little attention to two significant points in the life of the community—the eighteenth century when Sikh ideas on religion, society and politics crystallized and moulded the subsequent development, of Sikhism and the period following the annexation of the Punjab in 1849 by the British when Sikh ideas moved from defeat towards a new self-awareness and militancy culminating in the formation of the Akali Dal and the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee.
This guide discusses Sikh experience under British raj and introduces the vernacular and English-language literature on and by Sikhs written between 1849 and 1919. It has been designed to facilitate research on this neglected phase of Sikh History and to help scholars locate items relating to their special interests.
An introductory statement on the individuals, organisations and themes involved in the Sikh resurgence is followed by three sections surveying non-serial publications. A concluding section treats Sikh periodicals. Appended are notes on collection of Sikh printed documents and proscribed works and a select bibliography of biographies, autobiographies, and histories relating to the period. There are two indexes (subject-title and general) at the end.
Contents
FOREWORD ix
ABBREVIATIONS xi
INTRODUCTION: : The Sikh Resurgence : The Period and Its Literature xv
SECTION 1 : Author List of Sikh Publications 1
SECTION 2 : Anonymous Sikh Publications 43
SECTION 3 : Sikh Institutional Publications 59
SECTION 4 : Sikh Periodicals 71
APPENDIX A : Depositories of Sikh Printed Documents 89
APPENDIX B : A Note on Sikh Proscribed Material 97
APPENDIX C : Select Bibliography on Sikh History And Literature, 1849-1919 121
INDEX A : Subject-Title 131
INDEX B : General 149
