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The Sikhs and Their LiteratureN. Gerald Barrier

Sikhism

The Sikhs and Their Literature

by N. Gerald Barrier

An annotated guide to Sikh books, tracts and periodicals published between 1849 and 1919, with an introduction on the Singh Sabha period. It remains a valuable map of the print culture through which Sikh reformers spread their ideas.

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