Recollections of India / drawn on stone by J. D. Harding, from the original drawings by Charles Stewart Hardinge. London : MacLean, 1847
Inhalt
- PDF British India and the Punjab
- Titelblatt
- Widmung
- Preface
- [1.] Rope bridge or Jhula across the Chunab river
- [2.] Jamâ Musjid Agra
- [3.] Portrait of Maharajah Dhulip Sing
- [4.] Barackpore
- [5.] Return from hog-hunting
- [6.] Delhi. Palace of the King
- [7.] View from the palace and fort at Agra
- [8.] British outpost in advance of Rhodawala
- [9.] Entry of the Maharajah Dhulip Sing into Lahore, accompanied by an escort of British troops
- [10.] Shah Dhera; the tomb of the emperor Jehangir
- [11.] Hazari Bagh. Part of the citadel and palace of Lahore
- [12.] Sikh soldiers receiving their pay at the Royal Durbar
- [13.] Rajah Lal Sing
- PDF Kashmir and the alpine Punjab
- Titelblatt
- [14.] Sketch of the life of Maharajah Gülab Sing
- [15.] Kote Kangra
- [16.] Poormandal
- [17.] Oodampore
- [18.] Hill fort of Gulab Sing
- [19.] Jamu
- [20.] Bij-Beara between Islamabad and the city of Kashmir
- [21.] Shupeyan Fort
- [22.] City of Kashmir
- [23.] City of Kashmir and Fort of Hurri Purbut
- [24.] The Wulur Lake
- [25.] The Sheik Imam-ud-Din. Runjur Sing, and Dewan Dina Nath
- [26.] Firozshuhur