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35 Janamsakhi, Balewali, edited by Surinder Singh Kohli, pp. 277
36 Mehma Pwkash, ii, pp. 49, 64, 609
37 Max Weber, p. 45
38 Guru Granth, p. 1412
39 Macauliffe Vol. i, p. 240
40 Guru Granth, p. 417
41 Macauliffe Vol. i, p. 232
42 Guru Granrh, trans. Gopal Singh, p. 1229
42a Macauliffe, V, p. 295
43Jap Patshabi Das
44 Macauliffe, Vol: v, pp. 300-301. (Ganesh Das noticed ‘The Khalsa’s
firm belief in the use of arms as a religious duty: Grewal,
Punjab History Conference, March 1968, p. 157)
44a Latif, Syed Muhd. : History of the Punjab, p. 270; Cunningham, p.
94
45 Max Weber. p. 144
46 Macauliffe, Vol. v. p. 301
47 Pannikar, K.M.:Hindu Society at Cross Roads, p. 18
48 Sri Gur Sobha, p. 83
49 Bhangu, Rattan Singh, Prachin Panth Parkash, p. 305
50 Guru Granth, trans by Gopal Singh, Vol. i, p. 76
51 Guru Granth: p. 918
52 Indian Historical Quarterly, March 1942 sup., p. 3
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The Sikh Panth
1 Janamsakhi, Bhai Bala, p. 292
2 Janamsakhi, Bhai Mani Singh Wali (Janamsakhi Prampra, edited by Kirpal
Singh, Antka, p. 333).
3 Guru Granth, p. 6
4 Janamsakhi Meharbanwali, edited by Kirpal Singh, p. 439
5 Janamsakhi, Rhai Bala, p. 270; Janam Sakhi Prampra Antka, p. 307
6 Ibid, p. 293
6a Janamsakhi, Walaitwali, Sakhi Guru Angad ji nun guriayee; Jamansaikh,
Meharbanwali, p. 517
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