[PDF.22ob] Sketch of the Sikhs: A Singular Nation, Who Inhabit the Provinces of the Penjab, Situated Between the Rivers Jumna and Indus (Classic Reprint)

Sketch of the Sikhs: A Singular Nation, Who Inhabit the Provinces of the Penjab, Situated Between the Rivers Jumna and Indus (Classic Reprint)

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 | #6708567 in Books |  2012-05-18 | Original language:English |  9.00 x.47 x6.00l, | File type: PDF | 206 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Must have for Sikhi Khalsa Panth Lover|By Charanjit Singh|If you want to understand that how the Sarbat Khalsa was called and how the Gurmatas were passed. Then this is a great book. Very Interesting book on Sikh History. Must have for Sikhi Lovers.|About the Author|John Malcolm is the author of twelve previous Tim Simpson mysteries including A Deceptive Appearance and Into the Vortex, as well as a number of books on art and antiques. A former Chairman of the British Crime Writers Association, John Malcolm

This Sketch has already appeared in the eleventh volume of the Asiatic Researches: but, as that valuable work is not in common circulation, it is now republished; and may prove acceptable, as a short and clear account of an oriental people, of singular religion and manners, with whose history theE uropean reader can be but little acquainted.
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