Cunningham (Joseph Davey)

Cunningham (Joseph Davey). A History of the Sikhs, 1st edition, London: John Murray, 1849 Our collection includes Joseph Davey Cunningham's renowned book, "A History of the Sikhs," first published in 1849. It offers a comprehensive understanding of the Sikh nation and their struggles during the Anglo-Sikh War. Cunningham's profound knowledge of Sikh customs and traditions provides invaluable insights. His critique of Sir Henry Hardinge's actions resulted in his dismissal from the political service, highlighting his courage and integrity. Despite its success, the publication marked the premature end of Cunningham's military career. The inclusion of this influential book in the personal library of Douglas McGarel Hogg, 1st Viscount Hailsham, emphasizes its enduring importance beyond law and politics. "A History of the Sikhs" is a treasured resource, allowing readers to explore the Sikh people's historical narrative and appreciate their significant contributions.

"Within the pages of this book, we have discovered a handwritten note and seek the assistance of our readers in identifying its significance. We invite your valuable insights and expertise to shed light on this intriguing discovery. "

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