Parry Roy Edgardo. The Sikhs of the Punjab

London: 1923. — 170 p.This little book is written with the object of giving to the general public some idea of one of our most loyal Indian sects; though its numbers are comparatively few, yet it played no small share in upholding the traditions of the British Empire in no less than six theatres of war. No true picture would be complete without some account of the environment that has helped to mould the Sikh character. This environment is especially typical in the Ludhiana district, and it is there that some of the finest types of Sikh manhood are met with. Some attempt has been made to give the imitated pronunciation of the Punjabi words used.