| Gandhi
Centenary Celebrations and exhibition |
|
Bansi
lal |
1969 |
Chandigarh |
|
The
book is a selected bibliography of the books by and on Mahatma Gandhi. |
| Life
beyond death |
|
Ghosh,
Mrinal kanti |
1934 |
Calcutta |
|
The
book is an attempt to answer the question of what will become of a human
being after death. In addition it deals with the state of human beings
in after life, of their mode of living and characters of their
existence, of their possibility of re union with dear ones. |
| Punjab
castes |
|
Ibetson
Denzil |
1981 |
New
Delhi |
Cosmos
publications |
This
book is related tot he races, castes and tribes of the people of the
Punjab. |
| Some
original Sources of Punjab history |
|
Vidya
Sagar |
|
Lahore |
Sometime
Alexandra research Scholar |
This
is an analytical catalogue of some outstanding Persian manuscripts and
annotated translations into English of contemporary chronicle entitled
Waqai I Jang I Sikhan |
| Science
for the citizen |
|
Hogben,
Lancelot |
1938 |
London |
George
Allen of Unwin |
This
book deals with the impact of science on society .This is a self
educator based on the social background of scientific discovery |
| The
Ramayana |
|
Valmiki |
1930 |
Bombay |
Nirnaya
sagar Press |
This
is related to the commentary(Tilaka) of Rama |
| Crowned
masterpieces of eloquence representing the advance of civilization |
|
|
1914 |
London |
International
University Society |
The
book in 10 vols is a collection of the world best Orations from the
earliest period to the present one with special introduction by Rt Hon
Augustine Birrell and Sir Gilbert Parker |
| A
History of English literature from earliest times to 1916 |
|
Rickett,
Arthur Compton |
1955 |
London |
Thomas
Nelson and sons |
An
historical sketch of contemporary social and political events is given
as prelude to every important period in the development of english
letters in order that the inter relation between art and life may be
more clearly appreciated. |
| Gems
of the world's best classics |
|
Jones,
Llewellyn Ed |
1948 |
Chicago |
J
G Ferguson and associates |
A
collection of over 100 stories from 15 nations selected from the works
of 100 recognised Masters |
| Hindu
Samskaras |
A
socio-religious study of the hindu sacraments |
Pandey,Raj
Bali |
1949 |
Banaras |
Vikrama |
The
book has been an attempt to trace the Hindu Samskaras through their
origin and development as they have a long and varied past. An endeavour
has been made to link together this scattered materials into a
comprehensive whole and to supply a historical perspective for their
proper understanding. |
| Rubaiyat
of Omar Khayyam |
|
Omar
Khayyam |
|
New
York |
Jaico
Publishing House |
It
contains translation in English of both the first and fifth version. |
| The
Great Mother |
An
analysis of the archetype |
Neumann,
Erich |
1955 |
London |
Routledge
and Kegan Paul ltd |
The
book is a structural analysis of an archetype, its inner growth and
dynamism and its manifestation in the myths and symbols of mankind. |
| Challenge
of the unknown |
Exploring
the psychic world |
Anspacher,
Louis K |
1952 |
London |
George
Allen and Unwin |
This
book concern with one aspect of scientific progress-Psychical research
the scientific explanation of the depths of human personality |
| The
origins and history of consciousness |
|
Neumann,
Erich |
1949 |
London |
Routledge
and Kegan paul |
This
book contains the author's correction and revisions of his original
text,certain minor omissions mostly of repetitive material have been
made with his permission and a few small passages added in connection
with the illustrations, which the author has assembled for this edition |
| The
dialogues of Plato |
|
Jowett,
M A |
1937 |
New
York |
Random
house |
This
book is reprinted by arrangement with the oxford University Press and
contains the complete text and marginal notes from the third and
last,edition of Jowett's translation of the DIALOGUE OF PLATO |
| Treatise
on the Gods |
|
Mencken,
H L |
1933 |
New
York |
Blue
ribben books |
The
aim of this book is to describe some of the basic patterns of religious
behaviour and to show their probable origin. |
| Primitive
Religion |
|
Lowie
Robert H |
1936 |
London |
George
Routledge and sons |
|
| Science
versus crime |
|
Robinson,
Henry Morton |
1937 |
London |
G
Bell of sons |
|
| Great
tales of terror and the supernatural |
|
Wise,
Herbert A and Fraser,Phyllis ed. |
1944 |
New
York |
The
Modern Library |
It
is a collection of tales of sheer terror and supernatural tales dealing
with beings and events that transcend the ordinary course of nature.
This fascination of terror is an ancient one as ancient as the human
race |
| Science
for the Citizen |
A
self Education based on the social Backbround of scientific discovery |
Hogben,
Lancelot |
1938 |
London |
George
Allen and Unwin |
This
book deal with the impact of science on society. It is also considered
useful for a large number of adolescents who realized that they are the
first victims of the new destructive powers of science misapplied |
| The
International Librray of famous literature |
|
Garnett,
Richard and others |
|
London |
Edward
lloyds |
|
| Literary
criticism :Plato to Dryden |
|
Gilbert,
Allan H |
1940 |
New
York |
American
book company |
The
book attempts to represent European Theories of Poetry from Plato time
to the year 1700. |
| Crowned
masterpieces of eloquence representing the advance of civilization |
|
|
1914 |
London |
International
University society |
The
book in 10 vols is a collection of the World's Best Qrations from the
earliest period to the present one with special introduction by Rt Hon.
Angustine Birrell and Sir Giebert Parker |
| Celebrated
and Historical Speeches |
An
Anthology of ancient and modern Oratory |
Beable
william Henry Ed |
1933 |
London |
Health
cranton |
the
book is an anthology of ancient and modern Oratory. It includes
Historical speeches of great persons such as King George to Wilhelm, Ex
German Emperor |
| The
Book of the thousand Nights and one night |
|
Mardrus
and Marthers |
1953 |
London |
Rout
ledge and Kegan Paul |
The
stories called The thousand Nights and one night are taken together with
all that there is in them of wonder and instruction |
| Supplemental
nights |
|
Burton,
Richard F |
1886 |
USA |
The
Burton club |
These
6 vols are the suplemental nights to the book of the thousand nights and
a night |
| Arabian
nights |
|
Burton,
Richard F |
1886 |
USA |
The
Burtin Club |
A
plain and literal translation of the Arabian nights |
| Tiruvalluvar
and Guru Nanak |
|
Harnam
Singh Shan |
1975 |
Chandigarh |
Punjan
University |
A
paper published by dept of Guru Nanak Sikh Studies, Punjab University
Chandigarh |
| The
Indian Alps and how we crossed them |
|
Pioneer
A lady |
1876 |
London |
Longman's
Green and co. |
It
is a narrative of author's two years residence in the Eastern Himalaya
and two months tour into the interior. |
| Across
coveted lands or a journey from flushing(Holland ) to Calcutta Overland |
|
Landor
A Henry Savage |
1902 |
London |
Macmillan
and co. |
The
book is an account of Author's journey from flushing(Holland) to
Calcutta overland |
| Where
three Empires meet |
|
Knight,E
F |
1894 |
London |
Longmans
Green and co |
The
book is author's travels in Kashmir Western Tibet, Gilgit and the
adjoining countries |
| 100
Great events that changes the world |
|
Canning,
John Ed |
|
Bombay |
Asia
publishing |
One
hundred events have been selected from Babylonia to the Space Age Which
have marked a quickening of the human spirit and have been a turning
points in the paths that men have taken. |
| Travels
of Guru nanak |
|
Kohli,
Surinder singh |
1969 |
Chandigarh |
Punjab
University |
The
book gives a vivid account of Guru Nanak's travels known as 'Udasis' His
travels not only included various parts of india but also a large no of
foreign countries such as Ceylon, Tibet, China, Arabia, Turkestan Iraq,
Persia, Afganistan etc. |
| Life
of Guru nanak |
|
Sarjit
singh Bal |
1969 |
Chandigarh |
Punjab
University |
The
book is an exhaustive biography of Guru Nanak.The author has tried to
discover the man who founded the sikh religion making critical use of
the janam sakhies and other early accounts of the life of guru Nanak |
| The
lives of the Lord Chancellors and keeper of the Great seal of England |
|
Campbell,
John Lord |
1848 |
London |
John
Murray |
These
volumes deals with the lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the
Great Sela of England from the earliest times till the reign of King
George IV. |
| The
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire |
|
Gibson,
Edward |
1802 |
London |
T
Cadell Jun and W Davies |
It
is the complete History of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire from
the Age of the Antonines to the fubverfion of the Western Empire. |
| The
Struggle for Mastery in Europe 1848-1918 |
|
Taylor,
AJP |
1954 |
London |
Oxford
University |
The
book deals with the Balance of Powers and the relations of the Great
Powers which determined the history of Europe during 1848-1918 |
| The
Age of reform 1815-1870 |
|
Woodward,
E L |
1949 |
London |
Qxford
University |
The
book discuss the party politics, Monarchy, the Politics of the people,
England and Europe. The Foreign policy, palmerston, the colonies,
Religions and Churches,movements in the Science and Arts in Great
Britain during 1815-1870. |
| Discovery
of Asia |
|
Kalidas,
Nag |
1957 |
Calcutta |
The
institute of Asian african relations |
The
book is an attempt to appraise the part played by the man in Asia from
the pre historic times right down to the glorious days of the Guptas and
the Tangs and later in helping the men of the Far East and others
distant lands, to come to the full height of their being |
| A
history of India |
|
Powell
Price J C |
1955 |
London |
Thomas
Nelson and sons ltd |
The
book is a comprehensive study of Indian History beginning from Aryans to
the constitutional advancement including social political and economic
conditions. |
| The
Roll of Honour |
Anecdotes
of Indian Martyrs |
Ghosh
,Kali Charan |
1965 |
Calcutta |
vidya
Bharati |
The
book is a history of the armed revolution against British rule in India
. It is principally concerned with those patriots who laid down their
lives in the course or as a result of any revolution ary activity or
were ordained by the Govt. to die in exile. |
| Malwa
in transition or a Century of Anarchy |
|
Raghubir
Singh |
1936 |
Bombay |
D
B Taraporevala Sons and co |
The
book discusses in detail the topography and genealogy economic
conditions, social changes and cultural history the Malwa Province in
the 17th and 18th centuries. |
| The
English factories in India |
|
Faweett
Sir Charles |
1952 |
London |
Oxford
University press |
The
book given an account of the English factories in India from 1670 to
1677. It covers the whole stay of Sir William Langhirn in India who was
the Governor of Madras during this period. |
| The
Wealth and Welfare of the Punjab |
|
Calvert,
M |
1936 |
Lahore |
The
Civil and Military Gazette Ltd |
This
book is a complete survey of economic conditions, schemes of irrigation,
geographical situation, internal trade of Punjab during 1916 to 1936 |
| History
of Punjab Hill States |
|
Hutchison
J and Vogel J P M |
1933 |
Lahore |
Govt
Printing Press |
The
book in 2 volumes deals with the History of Punjab Hill states, which
formed the Western Himalayas States before independence, their political
and social conditions etc. |
| The
history of the World conqueror |
|
Juvaini,
ala ad Din, Ata Malik |
1958 |
Manchester |
Manchester
university press |
The
book deals with the rise, expansion and onslaught of the Mongol Empire,
the most important events of later Medieval History |
| The
Importance of being black |
An
Asian looks at Africa |
Moracs
Frank |
1965 |
New
York |
The
Macmillan co |
The
book is the result of a four month tour of Africa by the author and
records the impact which the fast developing and ever changing Africa
made on him. |
| Lolita |
|
Nobokov,
Vladimir |
1955 |
New
York |
G
P Putnamis sons |
Lolita
deals with situations and emotions that would remain exasperatingly
vague to the reader had that expression been etiolated by means of
platitudinous evasions. It has become a classic in Psychiatric circles. |
| Harvard
Classics |
vol.1
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin.Vol 2 The Apology, Phaedo and
Crito of Plato.Vol 3.Essays, Civil and Moral.Vol 4.The complete poems of
John Milton.Vol 5.Essays and english traits.Vol 6 The poems and songs of
Robert Burns. Vil 7. The confessions of St. Augustine, vol 8.Nine greek
Dramas. Vol.9 letters of Mascus Tullius Cicero.vol.10 An Inquiry into
the nature and causes of wealth of nation |
Eliot
Charles W |
1937 |
New
York |
P
F Collier and son corporation |
|
| Harvard
Classics |
Vol
11 The origin if species. Vol 12 Plutarch's Lives of the
mistodes,pericles aristides alcibiades and coriolanus Demosthenes and
circero caesar and antony. Vol 13 Virgil's aeneid. Vol 14 The first part
of the delightfil history of the most ingenious Knight Don Quixote of
the Mancha. Vol 15 The Pilgrim's progress. Vol 16 Stories from the
tousand and one nights. Vol 17 Folk lore and fable. Vol.18 Modern
english grama. Vol 19 Johann Wolfgang von goethe. Vol 20 The divine
comedy of dante Alighieri |
Eliot
Charles W |
1937 |
New
York |
P
F Collier and son corporation |
|
| Harvard
Classics |
Vol
21 I Promessi sposi. Vol 22 The odyssey of homer.Vol 23 The two year
before the mast. Vol 24 Edmund Burke. Vol 25 Jone stuart
mill(autobiography essay on liberty)Vol 26 continental drama. Vol 27
English essay sydney to macaulay. Vol 28 Essay english and American. Vol
29 Voyage of the Beagle darwin. Vol 30 Faraday Helmholtz kelvin new comb
etc |
Eliot,
Charles W |
1938 |
New
York |
P
F Collier and son corporation |
|
| Harvard
Classics |
Vol
31 The Autobiography of Benvenuto cellini. Vol 32 Literary and
Philisophical essays french german and italian. Vol 33 Voyages and
Travels ancient and modern. Vol 35 Chronicle and Romance Froissart,
malory, Holinshied. Vol 36 The Prince. Vol 37 English Philosophers. Vol
38 Scientific papers. Vol 39 prefaces and prologues. Vol 40 English
poetry |
Eliot
Charles W |
1938 |
New
York |
P
F Collier and sons |
|
| Harvard
Classics |
Vol
41 English poetry. Vol 42 English Poetry. Vol 43 American historical
documents 1000-1904.vol 44 Sacred writings. Vol43 Sacred Writings. Vol
46 Elizabwthan Drama. Vol 47 Elizabethan Drama. Vol 48 Blaise Pascal.
Vol 49 Epic and saga. Vol 50 The Editor's introduction reader's Guied
index. Vol 51 Lectures on the Harvard Classic |
Eliot
Charles W |
1938 |
New
York |
P
F Collier and sons |
|