Sketch of the Sikhs / A Singular Nation Who Inhabit the Provinces of Penjab, Situated Between the Rivers Jumna and Indus
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A concise historical and ethnographic account traces the community's origins under its founder, outlines core doctrines and the role of sacred scripture, surveys sectarian orders and ritual practices, and depicts social customs, manners, and the community's martial development and political ascendancy. The author explains his sources and methods, including personal observation and translations of native tracts, acknowledges difficulties in separating hagiography from history, and offers a synthesized narrative and analysis intended to introduce readers unfamiliar with these religious institutions and regional customs.
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