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Sikhism

The Sikhs of the Punjab

by J. S. Grewal

A volume of the New Cambridge History of India surveying Sikh history from Guru Nanak to the late twentieth century. Grewal, a leading Indian historian of the Sikhs, integrates religious, social and political developments.

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