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CONTENTS XI.V1 A- D- PAGE Supplementary arrangements of 1846, placing Dalip Singh under British tutelage during his minority The Sikhs not disheartened by their reverses . Conclusion. The position of the English in India . 289 289 290 APPENDIXES PAGE APPENDIX I The Jats and Jats of Upper India .... 299 APPENDIX II Proportions of Races and Faiths Population of India : 300 . APPENDIX III The Kshattriyas and Aroras of the Punjab . . ....... 302 APPENDIX IV Caste in India 304 APPENDIX V The Philosophical Systems of the Indians 305 ..... APPENDIX VI On the Maya of the Indians 308 APPENDIX VII The Metaphysics of Indian Reformers . 309 APPENDIX VIII Nanak's Philosophical Allusions rather than Scientific Popular . . or . Moral . .310 APPENDIX IX The Terms Raj and Jog, Deg and Tegh . . 312 APPENDIX X Caste among the Sikhs 313 APPENDIX XI Rites of Initiation into Sikhism . . .314 APPENDIX XII The exclamation Wah Guru and the expression Deg, 315 Tegh, Fath APPENDIX XIII The Sikh Devotion to Steel, and the Term 'Sachcha 316 Padshah' APPENDIX XIV Distinctive Usages of the Sikhs . • .317