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Zustand: New. pp. 320.

Zustand: New. pp. 336.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The prehistoric age. 2. Indus Valley Civilization. 3. The Aryans. 4. The epics and the Hindu Society. 5. Stupas and Pillars. 6. Jainism and Buddhism. 7. The Mauryas. 8. The Kushans. 9. The Imperial Guptas. 10. Harsha. 11. Marriage customs in India. 12. Dress and ornaments. 13. Position of women. 14. Festivals of India. 15. Rajput Ascendancy and Mohamedan Invasions. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. The volume gives us a rich glimpse into the Aryan Civilization culture and traditions followed by several rulers and dynasties. In fact Buddhism had edge over them on account of its effective principles and propagation of simple and chaste life a life of renunciation which made people realise the real and meaningful existence of human beings on earth. Lord Mahavira spread his principles of very simple living along with a code of renunciation. The Mauryan Empire the Kushanas. The Gupta Empire and other flourished in their times. The volume will be useful for teachers researchers and students in Indian sub continent and abroad. 336 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Fall of the house of Timur. 2. The Muslim heritage. 3. Mahmud of Ghazni. 4. Age of Afghan rule. 5. The Rajput empire. 6. Muhammad Ghori. 7. The Khaljis 1290 1320. 8. Tughluqs dynasty 1320 1413. 9. Babur 1483 1530. 10. Humayun 1530 1556. 11. Akbar the Great 1556 1605. 12. Jahangir 1605 1627. 13. Shah Jahan 1627 1658. 14. Aurangzeb 1658 1707. 15. Decline of Mughal empire. Index. It is a comprehensive survey of events having historic links with the medieval era. The period indeed covers the significant events of a few centuries which depict several administrative changes conquests revenue system art painting gardens architecture etc. This era could be called the expansion of the empire rivalry and friendship with several Hindu rulers like Maharana Pratap and Shivaji. The period also gives us a significant glimpse of several personalities who happened to achieve remarkable away. The volume will be useful for teachers researchers scholars and students in Indian sub continent and abroad. 336 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. British and French in India. 2. Clive in Bengal. 3. Administration of Warren Hastings. 4. Lord Cornwallis and John Shore. 5. Lord Wellesley and subsidiary alliances. 6. Lord Cornwallis George Bablow Lord Minto. 7. Lord William Bentinck and Internal reforms. 8. The mutiny 1857. 9. Lord Ripon and constitutional reform. 10. Foundation of Indian National Congress. 11. Administration of Lord Curzon. 12. Morley Minto reforms. 13. Montagu Chelmsford reforms. 14. Role of Tilak. 15. Tragedy at Chauri Chaura. 16. Lahore Congress. 17. Gandhi Irwin Pact. 18. The 1935 Act and after. 19. Subhas Bose struggle for independence. 20. The Second Global War and Quit India Movement. 21. Partition of India. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. The volume has surveyed the significant events both during the East India Company's period as well as India under the crown. The commercial struggle in the early phase led to the political struggle and the British could have its sway over a large area of the sub continent of course the administrative capability of British Bureaucrats did pay them rich dividents. India under the crown had to face several political events mainly with the foundation of the Indian National Congress in 1885. The emergence of Mahatma Gandhi brought about a new style of non violent Satyagraha which greatly strengthened the pathway to Swaraj. The mass movements in many ways succeeded leading ultimately to complete independence. 320 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Vol. I. To the Students. Vol. II. To the Women. Vol. III. To the Hindus and Muslims. From the preface The book it is clear has proved a veritable boon to the Indian community and to those who are interested in their welfare. Gandhiji has suggested in these pages a recipe which if properly followed is sure to bring the communities together bound in ties of mutual affection and esteem for his prescription is based on life giving factor of love and tolerance. The first volume of the book has been brought up to date and can claim to be more or less comprehensive. Almost all speeches of Gandhiji addressed to students in Ceylon as also a few speeches delivered to students in England on the occasion of the Second Round Table Conference have been included in this edition. His famous speech at the Benares Hindu University in 1915 also finds a place besides two or three more of that early period. In the second volume all the relevant matter pertaining to the women of India taken from Gandhiji's various writings and speeches has been presented in a way so as to give the reader as complete a picture as possible of Indian womanhood and its manifold needs and problems. Woman has been held to be the better half of man. But Gandhiji goes further and acclaims her as the mother maker and silent leader of man and regards her as the nobelest of God's creation. To the women of India as indeed in some measure to the women of the world this book will serve as a guiding light in their moments of need and trial. For it touches every aspect of woman's life political social and domestic not excluding even the intimately personal and for every one of the doubts difficulties and dilemmas of the fair sex it prescribes a remedy that is at once compelling in character and elevating in effect. In the third volume therefore appropriately opens with an article from his world famous book of his bearing on Hindus Muslims problem and then leads the reader on through various events and episodes in the life and affairs of the nation and Gandhiji's reactions thereto. In short no pains have been spared to make the volume as well knit and comprehensive as possible. Gandhiji's recent writings as also his last utterance on the communal tangle during his address to the most momentous session of the All India Congress Committee at Bombay on August 8 1942 just a day before his arrest have also been included so as to make the book absolutely up to date even in the literal sense of the word. The book should be a very valuable acquisition to both private and public libraries. 994 pp.