INDIA - JALLIANWALA BAGH & AMRITSAR MASSACRE - Dictionary of Indian biography, C.E. Buckland, 1999, First edition vol 1 only, 288pp, orig. cloth; Religion and Politics in Punjab in the 1920s, by Prem Raman Uprety, 1980, 222p, original board; The Historiography of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, 1919, by Savita Narain, 1998, 76pp, soft covers; Echoes of War, the Amritsar Massacre, Twilight of the Raj, By Alfred Draper, 1985, 301pp, Soft covers; The Amritsar Massacre, 1919, General Dyer in the Punjab, 2000, 167pp, soft covers; New Light on the Punjab Disturbances in 1919, by V.N. Datta, 1975, first edition 2 volumes, 882pp 883 - 1155pp, original boards; Punjab Disturbances 1919-1920, 1976, reprint 2 vols, 159pp 275pp, original boards; Memorandum on the Disturbances in the Punjab April 1919, Lahore Government Printing, 115pp, original boards; The Congress Punjab Inquiry 1919-1920, Report of the Commissioners Appointed by the Punjab Sub-Committee of the Indian National Congress, 1994, 2 volumes, 144pp 784pp, original boards. (12)
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INDIA - COLLECTION ON LORD CURZON - India Under Curzon & After, by Lovat Fraser, 1911, first edition, 496pp, original cloth; The Life of Lord Curzon, Being the authorised biography of George Nathaniel Marquess Curzon of Kedleston, by Earl of Ronaldshay, 1928, first edition, 318pp 424pp 457pp, original cloth; Lord Curzon in India, Being a selection from his speeches as Viceroy & Governor-General of India 1898-1905, Introduction by Sir Thomas Raleigh, 1906, First Edition, 595pp, original cloth. (5)
INDIA - GRAMMAR OF THE PUKKHTO - A Grammar of the Pukkhto or Pukshto Language on a New and Improved System combining Brevity with Practical, Utility and including Exercises and Dialogues, intended to facilitate the acquisition of the colloquial, by Henry Walter Bellew, 1901, First Edition, 155pp, original cloth.
INDIA - KABUL INSURRECTION & AFGHANISTAN - With The Afghans, first edition, 221pp, original cloth; Leaves from an Afghan Scrapbook, The Experiences of an English Official and his wife in Kabul, with illustrations from photographs and sketches by the authors, and other sources, by Ernest and Annie Thornton, 1910, first edition, 225pp, original cloth; The Kabul Insurrection of 1841-42, Revised and corrected from Lieutenant Eyre`s Original Manuscript, by Major-General Sir Vincent Eyre, ed. By Colonel G.B. Malleson, 1879, first edition, 335pp, original cloth; Causes of the Afghan War, Being a selection of the papers laid before Parliament with a connecting narrative and comment, 1879, first edition, 325pp, original cloth. (4)
INDIA - THE BRITISH IN INDIA - The Inwardness of British Annexations India, Sir William Meyer Endowment Lectures, 1948-49, by C.S. Srinivasachari, 1951, first edition, 221pp, original cloth; A Winter in India, Light impressions of its Cities, Peoples and Customs, with 95 illustrations in half-tone from photographs by the author, by Archibald B. Spens, 1913, first edition, 302pp, original cloth; Life of the Right Hon. Sir Alfred Comyn Lyall P.C., K.C.B., G.C.I.E., D.C.L., L.L.D., with Illustrations, by Sir Mortimer Durand, 1913, first edition, 492pp, original cloth; Winter India, by Eliza Ruhamah, 1904, 400pp, original cloth; A Bird`s eye view of Picturesque India, with 32 illustrations, by Sir Richard Temple, 1898, 209pp, original cloth; The Tourist`s India, with 28 full page illustrations and new map of "Tourist India", by Eustace Reynolds-Balls, 1907, first edition, 364pp, original cloth; Police and Crime in India, with 28 illustrations, by Edmund C. Cox, 328pp, original cloth; The Makers of British India, with a map and 12 illustrations, by W.H. Davenport Adams, new edition, 482pp, original cloth; Under Ten Viceroys, The Reminiscences of a Gurkha, with 16 illustrations, by Major-General Nigel Woodyatt, 320pp, original cloth; The History of India, The Hindu and Mahometan Periods, by Hon. Mountstuart Elphinstone, 1857, fourth edition, 698pp, original cloth, loosely inserted map. (10)
INDIA - AMRITSAR MASSACRE 1919 - Memorandum on the Disturbances in the Punjab April 1919, by Punjab Government, 1920, first edition, 115pp, original boards. Detailed Government issued narrative of events regarding firing in Jallianwallah Bagh, reply to charge of excessive force and explanation of motives, lack of warning to crowd, closing of street where Miss Sherwood was assaulted, neglect of wounded, etc. An important document of the Jallianwallah Bagh massacre in 1919 where crowds of Sikhs including women and children were fired upon, the event shook the Empire and accelerated the Indian independence movement. Wormed. Scarce.
INDIA - BOOKS ON DELHI - Collection of books on Delhi - Shah Jahans` Delhi, Past and Present (illustrated), by H.C. Fanshawe, 1902, 337pp, original boards; The Delhi College, Traditional Elites, the Colonial State, and Education before 1857, Ed. by Margrit Pernau, 2006, 340pp, original boards; Historic Delhi, An Anthology, Ed. by H.K. Kaul, 1996, 449pp, soft covers; Delhi between two Empires 1803-1931, Society, Government and Urban Growth, by Narayani Gupta, 1986, second impression, 260pp, original boards; Delhi Past and Present, With maps and illustrations, H.C. Fanshawe, 1991, reprint, 337pp, original boards; Historic Delhi, An Anthology, Ed. by H.K. Kaul, 1985, 449pp, original boards; Delhi and its Neighbourhood, Y.D. Sharma, 1990, 161pp, soft covers; Delhi Its Story and Buildings, Sir Henry Sharp, 1928, second edition, 130pp, original boards; Delhi`s Historic Villages; A Photographic Evocation, by Charles Lewis and Karoki Lewis, 1997, 150pp, original boards; The Seven Cities of Delhi, by Gordon Risley Hearn, 1906, first edition, 319pp, original cloth. (10)
INDIA - RULER OF INDIA SERIES - 11 volumes, all in orig. cloth, Rulers of India, Ranjit Singh, by Sir Lepel Griffin, 1892, first edition, 223pp; Rulers of India, Lord Lawrence and the Reconstruction of India Under the Crown, by Sir Charles Aitchison, 1897, 216pp; Rulers of India, The Marquess of Dalhousie, by Sir William Wilson Hunter, 1890, 228pp; Rulers of India, The Earl of Auckland, by Captain L.J. Trotter, 1893, 220pp, original cloth; Rulers of India, The Earl of Mayo, by Sir William Wilson Hunter, 1892, 206pp,; Rulers of India, Earl Canning, by Sir H.S. Cunningham, 1891, 215pp,; Rulers of India, Lord William Bentinck, by Demetrius C. Boulger, 1897, 214pp,; Rulers of India, Madhava Rao Sindhia and the Hindu Reconquest of India, by H.G. Keene, 1901, 207pp,; Rulers of India, Viscount Hardinge, by Charles Viscount Hardinge, 1891, 200pp, original cloth; Rulers of India, Akbar, by Colonel G.B. Malleson, 1890, 204pp,; Rulers of India, Lord Lawrence, by Sir Charles Aitchison, 1892, 216pp. (11)
INDIA - MILITARY & PUNJAB WARS - Government Of India Army Department, Dress Regulations (India), 1931, 124pp, original cloth; Panjab On The Eve Of The First Sikh War, by Hari Ram Gupta, 1975, second revised edition, 555pp, original cloth; Khaki And Gown An Autobiography, by Field-Marshal Lord Birdwood, 1942, second reprinted edition, 456pp, original cloth, signed by author; India, A bird`s eye view, by Earl of Ronaldsshay, 1931, third edition reissued, 822pp, original cloth; Vignettes From Indian Wars, by Lieut-General Sir George, no date, no edition, 214pp, original cloth; Sepoy Generals, Wellington To Roberts, by G.W. Roberts, MCMI, First edition, 478pp, original cloth. (6)
INDIA - GENERAL DYER & AMRITSAR - Among The Women Of The Punjab, A Camping Record, by Miriam Young, First edition, 139pp, original cloth; The Life Of General Dyer, by Ian Colvin, 1931, second (New) edition, 345pp, original cloth; True Tales About India, Its Native Princes And British Rulers, by S.J. Ballard, Inscription dated 1976, First Edition, 212pp, original cloth; Memories Of Seven Campaigns, A Record Of Thirty-Five Years Service In The Indian Medical Department In India, China, Egypt, And The Sudan, by James Howard Thornton, 1895, First edition, 359pp, original cloth, presentational inscription by the author June 1987. (4)
INDIA - LAHORE MUSEUM BOOKS - Six books and booklets on the Lahore Museum - Lahore Museum Publication Series, Introduction To Manuscripts Gallery Of Lahore Museum, by Dr. Anjum Rebmani, 1988, First edition, Card covers; The Princess Bamba Collection (Antiquities Of Sikh Period), by Dr. F. A. Khan, 1961, First edition, 17pp, Card Covers; Lahore Museum Heritage, by Dr. Anjum Rehmani, 1994, first edition, 325pp, card cover; Catalogue Of Paintings, by Dr. Saifur Rahman Dar, 1990, second edition, 115pp, card covers; Lahore Museum Bulletin, Centenary Issue (1894-1994), by Editor: Dr. Anjum Rehmani, First Edition, 312pp, Card Covers; Masterpieces Lahore Museum, by Dr. Anjum Rehmani, 1999, First Edition, 144pp, Card Covers. (6)
AFGHANISTAN & QUETTA - Cabool, Being A Personal Narrative Of A Journey To, And Residence In That City In The Year 1836,7,8, by Lt. Col. Sir Alexander Burnes, 2003, Reprint; Journal Of An Afghanistan Prisoner, by Lieut. Vincent Eyre, 1976, Reprint; Caravan Journeys And Wanderings, In Persia, Afghanistan, Turkistan And Beloochistan: With Historical Notices Of The Countries Lying Between Russia And India, by J.P. Ferrier, 1976; The Afghan Connection, The Extraordinary Adventures Of Major Eldred Pottinger, by George Pottinger, 1983; A Journal Of The Disasters In Afghanistan And William Brydon, Account ... Of The Retreat From Cabool In 1842, by Lady Sale Edited: Patrick Macrory, 1969; The British War In Afghanistan, The Dreadful Retreat From Kabul In 1842, by Editor: Tim Coates, 2002; The Afghan Wars 1839-1919, by T.A. Heathcote, 2003; Circumstances Leading To The First Afghan War, by Afzal Iqbal, 1976, Second Edition; High Road To Hunza, by Barbara Mons, 1958; Life Of The Amir Dost Mohammed Khan Of Kabul, With His Political Proceedings, by Mohan Lal, 1978, Reprint 2 Volumes; A Forgotten Chapter Of Indian History As Described In The Memoirs Of Seth Naomul Hotchand Of Karachi 1804-1878, by Rao Bahadur Alumal Trikamdas, 1982, reprint; Indo-Afghan Relations 1890-1900, by Ram Sagar Rastogi, 1965; Thirty Seconds At Quetta, The Story Of An Earthquake, by Robert Jackson, 1960, 2 Copies; Strategies Of British India, Britain, Iran And Afghanistan 1798-1850, by M. E. Yapp, 1980; Forbidden Road, Kabul To Samarkand, by Rosita Forbes, 1937, First Edition, Signed By author; Beyond The Pir Panjal, Life Among The Mountains And Valleys Of Kashmir, by Ernest F. Neve, 1912, 320pp; End game, Britain, Russia And The Final Struggle For Central Asia, by Jennifer Siegel, 2002; Charles Masson Of Afghanistan, Explorer, Archaeologist, Numismatist, And Intelligence Agent, by Gordon Whitteridge, 1986; Charles Masson Of Afghanistan, Explorer, Archaeologist, Numismatist, And Intelligence Agent, by Gordon Whitteridge, 2002; Afghanistan And The Afghans, Being A Brief View Of The History Of The Country And Account Of Its People With A Special Reference To The Present Crisis And War With Re Amir Sher Ali, by H. W. Bellew, 1969; Afghanistan, 1900-1923, A Diplomatic History, by Ludwig W. Adamee, 1967; The Ameer Abdur Rahman, by Stephen Wheeler, 1895, 251pp; Odyssey Illustrated Guide To Uzbekistan, by Calum Macleod Bradley Mayhew; When Men And Mountains Meet, The Explorers Of The Western Himalayas 1820-75, by John Keay, 2000, Third Edition, Bokhara Burnes, by James Lunt, 1969; History And Geography Of Central Asia, Volume One Afghanistan, by Susil Gupta, 1972; Travels Into Bokhara; Being The Account Of A Journey From India To Cabool;, Tartary, And Persia, Also Narratives Of A Voyage On The Indus From The Sea To Lahore With Presents From The King Of Britain, by Alexander Burnes, 1973; Vol 3; Military Report Afghanistan, History, Geography, Ethnography, Resources, Armed Forces, Forts And Fortified Posts, Administration, And Communications, by General Staff Of India, 1925; The First Fifty Years Of The Staff College Quetta 1906-1955, by Staff College, Quetta, Pakistan, 1962. (29)
INDIA - PUNJAB GAZETTEERS - Collection of seven various Punjab Gazetteers - Punjab District Gazetteers Volume XVII Part B, Sheikhupura Statistical Tables, by Punjab Government, 1934, clxxxvii, Original Cloth; Selections From The Records Of The Government Of India Foreign Department, Report On The Settlement Of The Peshawur District (With Map), no Author, 1865, First Edition, 103pp, Original Cloth; Punjab District Gazetteers Vol XXIII-A, Sialkot District With Maps 1920, by Punjab Government, 1921, First Edition, 204pp, Original Cloth; Punjab District Gazetteers Vol XXXIII-B, Multan District Statistical Tables, Punjab Government, 1913, First Edition, cxlix, Original Cloth; Punjab District Gazetteers Vol VII - A, Kangra District 1924-25 (With Map), by Punjab Government, 1926, First Edition, lxxxiii, Original Cloth; Punjab District Gazetteers Vol XXIX-A, Attock District Part A With Maps, by Punjab Government, 1932, First Edition, 326pp, Original Cloth; Year Book Of The Punjab Agricultural Department, No Author, 1916, First Edition, 94pp, Original Cloth. (7)
INDIA - RANJIT SINGH & RULERS OF INDIA - Three volumes of Rulers Of India, The Earl Of Auckland, by Captain L.J. Trotter, 1893, First Edition, 216pp, Original Cloth; The Marquess Of Dalhousie, by Sir William Wilson Hunter, 1890, First Edition, 228pp, Original Cloth; Ranjit Singh, by Sir Lepel Griffin, 1892, First Edition, 219pp, Original Cloth. (3)
INDIA - RELIGIONS & CUSTOMS IN INDIA - A Short History Of Muslim Rule In India, From The Conquest Of Islam To The Death Of Aurengzab, by Ishwari Prasad, 1933, Third Edition, 724pp, Original Cloth, Inscription; The Brahmans, Theists, And Muslims Of India, Studies Of Goddess-Worship In Bengal, Caste, Brahmanism And Social Reform, With Descriptive Sketches Of Curious Festivals, Ceremonies And Faquirs, John Campbell Oman, MCMVII, Second Edition, 341pp, Original Cloth; The Mystics Ascetics And Saints Of India, A Study Of A Sadhuism, With An Account Of The Yogis, Sanyasis, Bairagis, And Other Strange Hindu Sectarians, by John Campbell Omam, 1903, First Edition, 304pp, Original Cloth; Cults, Customs And Superstitions Of India, Comprising Studies And Sketches Of Interesting Peculiarities In The Beliefs, Festivals And Domestic Life Of The Indian People; Also Of Witchcraft And Demoniacal Possession, As Known Amongst Them, by John Campbell Oman, 1908, Second Edition, 336pp, Original Cloth. (4)
INDIA - PUNJAB WARS & LORD LAWRENCE - Leaves From The Journal Of A Subaltern During The Campaign In The Punjab, Sept. 1848 To March 1849, No Author, 1849, First edition, 227pp, Original Cloth; Lord Lawrence, by Sir Richard Temple, 1893, First Edition Reprint, 203pp, Original Cloth; Thacker`s Guide To Calcutta, by Rev. W.K. Firminger, 1906, First Edition, 271pp, Original Cloth; Memoirs Of General Sir Henry Dermot Daly, Sometime Commander Of Central India Horse, Political Assistant For Western Malwa, by Major H. Daly, 1905, First Edition, 388pp, Original Cloth; History Of India, From The Earliest Times To The Present Day, by Sir George Dunbar, 1936, First Edition, 624pp, Original Cloth. (5)
INDIA - RUDYARD KIPLING & INDIA - Kim, by Rudyard Kipling, 1900, 1901, 1958, original Cloth; Wee Willie Winkie, And Other Stories, by Rudyard Kipling, , Ninth Edition, 104pp, Original; From Sea To Sea And Other Sketches, Letters Of Travel, by Rudyard Kipling, 1922, Vol 2, 438pp, Original Cloth; Departmental Ditties And Other Verses, by Rudyard Kipling, 1899, 96pp; Rudyard Kipling And His World, by Kingsley Amis, 1975, First Edition, 128pp Card Covers; Rudyard Kipling With 114 Illustrations, by Kingsley Amis, 1975, First Edition, 128pp, Card Covers; Rudyard Kipling A Character Study, Life, Writing And Literary Landmarks, by R. Thurston Hopkins, 1921, Third Edition Rewritten, 251pp, Original Cloth; Kipling And His Soldiers, by Patrick Braybrooke, 1926, First Edition, 180pp, Original Cloth; Rudyard Kipling, A Criticism, by Richard Le Gallienne, 1900, First Edition, 163pp, Original Cloth. (11)
INDIA - HISTORY OF PUNJAB & SIKHS - History Of The Punjab, And Of The Rise, Progress, & Present Condition Of The Sect And Nation Of The Sikhs, 1846, First Edition, Volume 2 only, 395pp, Original Cloth, Title Page; The Life Of Charles, Lord Metcalfe, by Edward Thompson, First Edition, 439pp, Original Cloth; Some Personal Experiences, by Sir Bampfylde Fuller, 1930, First Edition, 330pp, Original Cloth; Lumsden Of The Guides, A Sketch Of The Life Of Lieut-Gen. Sir Harry Burnett Lumsden, K.C.S.I, C.B., With Selections From His Correspondence And Occasional Papers, by General Sir Peter S. Lumsden, 1899, First Edition, 333pp, Original Cloth. (4)
INDIA - CURZON`S TRAVELS WITH SIGNED LETTER - Seven books on India including -Tales Of Travel, by Marquess Curzon Of Kedleston, 1923, First Edition, 244pp, Original Cloth, Pasted In The Front Is A Signed Letter From The Lord Curzon Of Kedleston - Dated 11th Sept 1914.- The Highlands Of India, Strategically Considered With Special Reference To Their Colonization As Reserve Circles, Military, Industrial, And Sanitary, With A Map, Diagrams, And Illustrations Etc, by Major-General D.J.F. Newall, 1882, First Edition, 274pp, Original Cloth; Colburn`s United Service Magazine And Naval And Military Journal, 1849, First Edition Part 1, 640pp, Original Cloth; Letters Written During The Indian Mutiny, by Fred Roberts, 1924, First Edition 161pp Original Cloth; Twenty-One Days In India, Being The Tour Of Sir Ali Baba, by Goerge Aberigh-Mackay, 1896, First Edition, 284pp, Original Cloth; The Indian Press, A History Of The Growth Of Public Opinion In India, by Margarita Barns, 1940, First Edition, 491pp, Original Cloth; The Glories Of Hindustan, With 240 Plates And An Endpaper Map, by Dr. Ernst Alfred Nawrath, 1935, First Edition, ccxlpp, Original Cloth. (7)
INDIA - PRINCE OF WALES SPORT IN INDIA - Mughal Rule In India, by Late S.M. Edwardes, 1930, First Edition, 374pp, Original Cloth; Youth And The East, An Unconventional Autobiography, by Edmund Candler, 1926, Third Edition, 331pp, Original Cloth; H.R.H. The Prince Of Wales Sport In India, by Bernard C. Ellison, 1925, First Edition, 284pp, Original Cloth; The High-Road Of Empire, Water-Colour And Pen-And-Ink Sketches In India, by A.H. Hallam Murray, 1905, First Edition, 453pp, Original Cloth; On Secret Patrol In High Asia, by L.V.S. Blacker, 1922, Second Edition, 302pp, Original Cloth; The Life And Times Of General Sir James Browne (`Buster Browne`), by General J.J. Mcleod Innes, 1905, First Edition, 371pp, Original Cloth; Servant Of Sahibs, A Book To Read Aloud, by Ghulam Rassul Galwan, 1924, Second Edition, 282pp, Original Cloth; Sabre & Saddle, by Lieut-Col. E.A.W. Stotherd, 302pp, Original Cloth.(8)
INDIA - SLEEMAN`S INDIAN RECOLLECTIONS - Rambles and Recollections Of an Indian Official, by Lieutenant-Colonel W.H. Sleeman, 1844, First Edition 2 Volumes, 479pp 459pp, Later Cloth; Field Marshal Sir Donald Stewart, An Account Of His Life Mainly In His Own Words, Edited: G.R. Elsmie, 1903, First Edition, 482pp, Original Cloth; Nawab Sir Umar Hayat Khan Tiwana, The Man And His Word, by Lahore, 1929, First Edition, 845pp, Original Cloth; Legends Of My Bungalow, by Frederick Boyle, 1882, First Edition, 359pp, Original Cloth. (5)
INDIA & PUNJAB MILITARY - Brief account of the late Punjab Frontier Force, From its organization in 1849 to its re-distribution on 31st March 1903 (an account of 54 years), 1903, Compiled from various records by Rai Sahib Boyd Nath Dey, head clerk of the defunct Punjab Frontier, First edition, 85pp, full red calf; Recollections, 50 Years in The Service Of India, by G. E. C. Wakefield, 1942, First Edition, 212pp, Original Cloth; India Of To-Day, by E. C. Meysey-Thompson, 1913, First Edition, 230pp, Original Cloth; An Indian Diary, by Sir Edwin S. Montagu, 1930, First Edition, 410pp, Original Cloth, Pasted in the back, is a short typed poem: `We Pray For Edwin Montague: Give Him, O Lord, His Utmost Due. What This May Be We Cannot Tell But Chance It, Lord, And Give Him HELL.`; Village, Town, And Jungle Life In India, by A.C. Newcombe, MCMV, First Edition, 417pp, Original Cloth; Indian Pictures And Problems, With 50 Illustrations, by Ian Malcolm, 1907, second Edition, 292pp, Original Cloth; Life And Correspondence, Of Field-Marshall Sir George Pollock, by Charles Rathbone Low, 1873, First Edition, 560pp, Orignal Cloth; Indian Memories, Recollections Of Soldiering, Sport, Etc., With 24 Illustrations In Colour And 100 In Black And White By The Author, by Sir Robert Baden-Powell, ND. (C.) 1910, 363pp, Original Cloth; India Revisited, by Sir Edwin Arnold, 1906, fourth Edition, 324pp, Original Cloth. (8)
INDIA & PUNJAB CIVIL SERVICE - The Indian Civil Service 1601-1930, by L.S.S. O`Malley, 1931, First Edition, 310pp, Original Cloth; The I.C.S, The Indian Civil Service, by Sir Edward Blunt, mcmxxxvii, 291pp, Original Cloth; A Winter In India, With Map And Illustrations, by The Rt. Hon. W.E. Baxter, 1882, First Edition, 196pp, Original Cloth; Personal Reminiscences In India And Europe 1830-1888, by Augusta Becher, 1930, First Edition, 227pp, Original Cloth; Lawrence Of Lucknow 1806-1857, Being The Life Of Sir Henry Lawrence Retold From His Private And Public Papers, by J.L. Morison, 1934, First Edition, 348pp, Original Cloth; India To-Day, Illustrated From Original Drawings, Sketches And Photographs, by Oliver Bainbridge, 1913, First Edition, 316pp, Original Cloth; Irene Petrie, Missionary To Kashmir, by Mrs Ashley Carus-Wilson, 1900, Second Edition, 343pp, Original Cloth. (7)
INDIA & PUNJAB CAMPAIGN - A year in the Punjab Frontier by Herbert Edwardes, 2 vols, 1851, later cloth; Police And Crime In India, With Twenty-Eight Illustrations, by Sir Edmund C. Cox, First Edition, 328pp, Original Cloth, Indian Unrest, by Valentine Chirol, 1910, First Edition, 371pp, Original Cloth; The Gates Of India, Being An Historical Narrative With Maps, by Colonel Sir Thomas Holdich, 1910, First Edition, 553pp, Original Cloth; Recollections Of My Life, by Surgeon-General Sir Joseph Fayrer, Bart, mdcccc, 508pp, Original Cloth; India, Minto And Morley, Compiled From The Correspondence Between The Viceroy And Secretary Of State With Extracts From Her Indian Journal, by Mary, Countess Of Minto, 1934, First Edition, 447pp, Original Cloth; The History Of Lord Lytton`s Indian Administration, 1876 to 1880:, Compiled From Letters And Official Papers, by Lady Betty Balfour, 1899, First Edition, 551pp, Original Cloth. (8)
EARL DALHOUSIE & THE PUNJAB - The Marquis of Dalhousie`s Administration of British India, Containing the Acquisition and Administration of the Punjab, by Edwin Arnold, 1862, First Edition, 2 vols, 430pp 391pp, Orig. Cloth; The Life of the Marquis of Dalhousie, by Sir William Lee-Warner, 1904, First Edition, vol 1 only of 2 vols, 446pp, Orig. Cloth; Private Letters of the Marquees of Dalhousie, Ed. by J.G.A. Baird, 1910, First Edition, 448pp, Orig. Cloth; James Andrew Broun-Ramsay, 1st Marquees known as The Earl of Dalhousie between 1838 and 1849, was a Scottish statesman, and a colonial administrator in British India. He served as Governor-General of India from 1848 to 1856. In 1849, under Dalhousie`s command, the British captured the princely state of Punjab. (4)
INDIA - TRAVELS IN INDIA & THE EAST - The Cruise Of Warrior In The Eastern Mediterranean 1926, by Mrs. Norman De R. Whitehouse, Paul D. Cravath, 1927, First Edition, 94pp, original Cloth; Notes On The Cruise Of Warrior In The Far East 1927, by Paul D. Cravath, 1927, First Edition, 179pp, Original Cloth; Letters Home From The South Sea Islands, China And Japan, by Paul D. Cravath, 1934, First Edition, 107ppp, Original Cloth; History Of Hase-Dera At Kamakura, No Author, 1899, First Edition, 11pp, Original Cloth; Letters Home From The Far East And Russia 1931, by Paul D. Cravath, 1931, First Edition, 97pp, Original Cloth; Letters Home From Persia, With Observations On Palestine And Southern Russia, by Paul D. Cravath, 1936, First Edition, 60pp, Original Cloth. (6)
INDIA - EVENTS IN INDIA - Men And Events Of My Time In India, Temple Men And Events, by Sir Richard Temple, 1882, First Edition, 526pp, Original Cloth Backboard Detached; A Winter in India; Light Impressions Of Its Cities, Peoples, And Customs - With 95 Illustrations In Half-Tone From Photographs By The Author, by Archibald B. Spens, 1913, First Edition, 299pp, Original Cloth; The Nabobs, A Study Of The Social Life Of The English In Eighteenth Century India, by T.G.P. Spear, 1932, First Edition, 215pp, original Cloth; Lights And Shades Of Hill Life In The Afghan And Hindu Highlands Of The Punjab, A Contrast - With Maps And Illustrations From Photographs By The Author, by F. St. J. Gore, 1895, First Edition, 264pp, Original Cloth; The Future Of India, by Penderel Moon, 1945, First Edition, 69pp, Original Cloth; The Making Of British India 1756-1858, Described In A Series Of Dispatches, Treaties, Statutes, And Other Documents, Selected And Edited With An Introduction And Notes, 1917, Second Edition, 398pp, Original Cloth; Permanent Way Through The Khyber, by Victor Bayley, 1939, First Edition, 223pp, original Cloth; Letters And Journals Of James, Eighth Earl Of Elgin, Governor Of Jamaica, Governor General Of Canada, Envoy To China, Viceroy Of India, by Theodore Walrond, 1872, First Edition, 467pp, Original Cloth. (8)
INDIA - PAINTINGS OF THE SIKHS & HISTORY OF MAHRATTAS - Paintings Of The Sikhs, HMSO W.G. Archer, 1966, First Edition, 284pp, Original Cloth; India Pictorial, Descriptive, And Historical, From The Earliest Times To The Present With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations, No Author, mdcccliv, First Edition, 494pp, Original Cloth; History Of The Mahrattas, by James Grant Duff, Esq, 1873, Third Edition Complete In 1 Volume, 710pp, original Cloth; The High-Road Of Empire, Watercolour And Pen-And-Ink Sketches In India, by A.H. Hallam Murray, 1905; First Edition, 453pp, Original Cloth; Kashmir, by David Taylor, 2000, First Edition, 135pp, original Cloth; A Servant Of "John Company", Being The Recollections Of An Indian Official, by H.G. Keene, 1897, First Edition, 337pp, Original Cloth; Indian Memories, Recollections Of Soldiering, Sport, Etc., With 24 Illustrations In Colour And 100 In Black And White By The Author, by Sir Robert Baden-Powell, ND. (C.) 1910, First Edition, 363pp, Original Cloth; Major James Rennell And The Rise Of Modern English Geography, by Clements R. Markham, 1901, First Edition, 232pp, Original Cloth; Reminiscence Of A Bengal Civilian, by William Edwards, 1866, First Edition, 352pp, Original Cloth. (9)
SIR HARRY SMITH & THE FIRST SIKH WAR - The Autobiography of Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Smith, Baronet of Aliwal on the Sutlej, Ed. by G.C. Moore Smith, 1902, 382pp 434pp, Orig. Cloth; With portrait frontispiece and folding Revised and improved edition of the 1901 original. Binding worn and loose. (2) Sir Harry served in the Peninsular War, the Washington Expedition of 1814, the New Orleans Expedition, 1814-1815; Nova Scotia, 1826; Jamaica 1827, etc., and served in the command of the 1st Division Infantry during the first Sikh War, at Ferozeshah, Aliwal and Sobraon. His memoir describes the battles in great detail, reducing the Fortress at Fatehgarh, fighting at Budowal, and relieving the forces at Ludhiana. There is also some material on his trip to Bermuda in 1814 and his visit to Havana in 1815.
INDIA - THE RAJPUT REGIMENT & THE DURBARS - India And The Durbar, A Reprint Of The Indian Articles In The `Empire Day` Edition Of The Times, May 24th, 1911, No Author, 1911, 356pp, Original Cloth; The History Of The 3rd Battalion 7th Rajput Regiment (Duke Of Connaught`s Own), by H.G. Rawlinson, 1941, First Edition, 223pp, Original Cloth. (2)
INDIA - HISTORIC LUCKNOW & INDIAN ESSAYS - Historic Lucknow, With An Introduction By The Right Hon. Lord Hailey, by Sidney Hay, 1939, First Edition, 228pp, Original Cloth; Essays, Military And Political, by Sir Henry Montgomery, 1859, First Edition, 483pp, Original Cloth; The Arya Samaj, An Account Of Its Origin, Doctrines, And Activities, With A Biographical Sketch Of The Founder, by Lajput Rai, 1915, First Edition, 305pp, Original Cloth; The Brahmans, Theists And Muslims Of India, Studies Of Goddess-Worship In Bengal, Caste, Brahamanism And Social Reform, With Descriptive Sketches Of Curious Festivals, Ceremonies, And Faquirs., by John Campbell, mcmvii, First Edition, 341pp, Original Cloth; Honoria Lawrence, A Fragment Of Indian History, by Maud Diver, 1936, First Edition, 524pp, Original Cloth; An Alphabetical List Of The Feasts And Holidays Of The Hindus And Muhammadans, Part 1: Feasts And Holidays Of The Hindus, by E. Denison Ross, 1914, First Edition, 123pp, Original Cloth. (6)
INDIA - PUNJAB & ITS ADVENTURERS - The Grand Trunk Road In The Punjab 1849-1886, by K. M. Sarkar, 1886, First Edition, 51pp, Original Cloth; The Punjab A Hundred Years Ago, As Described By V. Jacquemont (1831) and A. Soltykoff (1842), by H.L.O. Garrett, 1935, First Edition, 131pp, Original Cloth; The Milk Supply Of Lahore In 1930, by Roshan Lal Anand, 1933, First Edition, 140pp, Original Cloth. (3)
INDIA - PUNJAB & SIKH WARS - The War In India, Dispatches Of Lt.-Gen. Visct. Hardinge, G.C.B., The Governor-General Of India; The Right Honourable General Lord Gough G.C.B., Commander-In-Chief; Major-General Sir Harry Smith, Bart., G.C.B., And Other Documents Comprising The Engagements Of Moodkee, Ferozshah, Aliwal And Sobroan, 1846, Second Edition, 193pp, Original Cloth; Chiefs And Families Of Note In The Punjab, A Revised Edition Of "The Punjab Chiefs" By Sir Lepel H. Griffin, K.C.S.I. And Of "Chiefs And Families Of Note In The Punjab," by Colonel Charles Francis Massy, 1910, Revised Edition Volume 2; 507pp, Original Cloth; Revised Pedigree-Tables Of The Families Mentioned In The Revised Edition Of Chiefs And Families Of Note In The Punjab, 1930, 284pp, original Cloth. Punjab Government Record Office Publications, Events At The Court Of Ranjit Singh1810-1817 Translated From The Papers In The Alienation Office, Poona, by H.L.O. Garrett G.L. Chopra, 1935, First Edition, 330pp, Original Cloth. (4)
INDIA - MAHARAJAH RANJIT SINGH & PUNJAB CAMPAIGN - The Secular Maharaja A Biography Of Maharajah Ranjit Singh, by Surinder Singh Johar, 1985, First Edition, 279pp, Original Cloth; A Memoir Of India And Afghanistan, With Observations On The Present Exciting And Critical State And Future Prospects Of Those Countries Compromising Remarks On The Massacre Of The British Army In Cabul, British Policy In India, A Detailed Descriptive Character Of Dost Mahomed And His Court etc, by Josiah Harlan, Reprint of 1842 Edition, Card Covers; Reminiscences Of Forty-Three Years In India, Including The Cabul Disasters, Captivities In Afghanistan And The Punjab, And A Narrative Of The Mutinies In Rajputana, by Lieutenant-General Sir George Lawrence, 1981, Reprint; Commentaries On The Punjab Campaign 1848-49, Including Some Additions To The History Of The Second Sikh War From Original Sources, by J.H. Lawrence-Archer, 261pp. (4)
LORD GOUGH & THE SIKH WARS - The Life and Campaigns of Hugh First Viscount Gough Field-Marshall, by Robert S. Rait, 1903, First Edition, 2 vols, 393pp 412pp, Orig. Cloth, Photogravure portrait frontispiece to each, 8 other plates in all, 5 of them photogravures, 21 folding maps and plans. First edition. The War in India, Despatches of Lt-Gen Hardinge, General Lord Gough & Sir Harry Smith, comprising the engagements of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, Aliwal & Sobraon, by Gough and Smith, 1846, second edition, 193pp, full Calf (Lacks Map and one plan), worn. (3) "The only full-length biography" Gough was first gazetted as a lieutenant in 1795, and posted to the 78th Highlanders at the Cape of Good Hope. Subsequent service with the 87th in the West Indies and in the Peninsular War, Talavera, Barossa, Tarifa, Vitoria, and Nivelle, where he was badly wounded. In 1837 he was "appointed to command the Mysore division of the Madras army. In the First Opium War Gough was sent to command the troops at Canton (Guangzhou) The forts defending Canton were captured on 26-7 May 1841, and Gough was made GCB. After the arrival of Admiral Sir William Parker in July, Gough commanded the troops in the combined operations which ended with the capture of the great fortified city of Chinkiang (Zhenjiang) and the signing of the treaty at Nanking (Nanjing) in 1842. For his part in these events Gough was created a baronet, and received the thanks of Parliament and of the East India Company. He returned to Madras, having been made presidency commander-in-chief on 16 June 1841, and on 11 August 1843 was appointed commander-in-chief in India" (ODNB). He led operations against the Sikhs in both the First and Second Anglo-Sikh Wars, obtaining victories at Mudki, Ferozeshahr, Sobraon, Ramnagar, and Chilianwala, but the terrible losses at this last were such that questions were asked about the competence of his command. Sir Charles Napier was sent out to replace him, "but before the change could take place Gough had re-established his reputation by his crushing defeat of the Sikh armies at Gujrat on 21 February 1849, followed by their unconditional surrender to the pursuing force under General Gilbert. He vacated the command on 7 May 1849." Gough is said to have commanded in more general actions than any other British officer of the nineteenth century except the Duke of Wellington, who described him as "affording the brightest example of the highest qualities of the British soldier." Bruce 1885.
MILITARY OFFICERS IN THE PUNJAB - Four Indian military biographies including: The Military Memoirs of Lieut. General Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C .B., K.H.; Colonel 16th Lancers, by Colonel H.C. Wylly, 1908, First Edition, 424pp, Orig. Cloth; The Life of John Nicholson, Soldier and Administrator, Based on private and hitherto unpublished documents, by Captain Lionel J. Trotter, 1898, sixth edition, 333pp, Orig cloth; Personal Adventures and Anecdotes of an Old Officer, by Colonel James P. Robertson, 1906, first edition, 284pp, Orig. Cloth; General John Jacob, Commander of the Sind Irregular Horse and founder of Jacobabad, by Alexander Innes Shand, 1900, First edition, 320pp, Orig. Cloth. (4) Thackwell (1781-1859), Lieutenant-General was in command of the cavalry in the first Sikh war at Sobraon (10 Feb. 1846), and promoted Major-General on 9 Nov. 1846. When the second Sikh war began he was appointed to the command of the Third Division of Infantry; but on the death of Brigadier Cureton in the action at Ramnagar, on 22 Nov. 1848, he was transferred to the cavalry division. After Ramnagar the Sikhs crossed to the right bank of the Chinab. To enable his own army to follow them, Gough sent a force of about eight thousand men under Thackwell to pass the river higher up, and help to dislodge the Sikhs from their position by moving on their left flank and rear. He had orders not to attack till he was joined by an additional brigade; but he was himself attacked towards midday by about half the Sikh army. He was in command of the cavalry at Chilianwala. At Gujrat he was also on the left, and kept in check the enemy`s cavalry. After the battle was won he led a vigorous pursuit till nightfall. In his despatch of 26 Feb. 1849 Gough said: `I am also greatly indebted to this tried and gallant officer for his valuable assistance and untiring exertions throughout the present and previous operations as second in command with this force.` He received the thanks of parliament for the third time, and the GCB.
HERBERT EDWARDES OF THE PUNJAB - A Three Knight`s Faith, Passages in the Life of Sir Herbert Edwardes, Collated by John Ruskin, 1885, First Edition, Vellum bound. 1866, First Edition, 352pp, Orig.Cloth; Four famous soldiers, by T.R.E. Holmes, 1889, 323pp. Biographies on Sir Charles Napier, Hodson of Hodson`s Horse, Sir William Napier & Sir Herbert Edwardes; Reminiscences of a Bengal Civilian, William Edwards, 1866, first edition, 352pp, orig. cloth. Lt. Edwardes, who had arrived in India as a cadet in 1841, "raised a body of armed tribesmen, and rapidly formed a fairly disciplined and faithful force… He routed the rebel troops at Kineyri… and inflicted on the enemy a second defeat at Sadusam, in front of Multan…Young, alone, untrained in military science and unversed in active war, [Edwardes] had organized victory and rolled back rebellion" (DNB). "For his services he received the thanks of both houses of parliament, was promoted major by brevet, and created C.B. by special statute of the order… After the conclusion of peace Major Edwardes returned to England… and wrote and published his fascinating account of the scenes in which he had been engaged; Reminiscences of a Bengal Civilian, by William Edwards. (3)
MEMOIRS OF PUNJAB - The India we Served, by Sir Walter Roper Lawrence, Introductory letter by Rudyard Kipling, 317pp, Orig. Cloth; After Five Years in India Life and Work in a Punjaub District by Anne C. Wilson, 1895, First Edition, 312pp; Letters from India by Lady Wilson, 1911, first ed, 368pp; Letters from India by Alfred William Stratton with a memoir by his wife, 1908, first ed, 312pp. (4)
INDIA & THE PRINCELY MAHARAJA STATES - The making of the Indian Princes, Edward Thompson, 1943, First edition, 304, Orig. Boards; Through India with the Prince by G. F. Abbott, 1906, 311pp, orig cloth; The Native States of India by Sir William Lee-Warner, 1910, first ed, orig cloth; Lives of Indian Officers by Sir J.W. Kaye, 1889, New Edition, Vol 2 only of 2 vols, 692pp, Orig cloth; With the Prince in the East, A record of the Royal Visit to India and Japan, by Sir Herbert Russell, 992, Second edition, 232pp, Orig Cloth; The Indian States and Princes, by Lieut.-General Sir George MacMunn, 1936, First edition, 277pp, Orig cloth. (6)
PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD - GLIMPSES OF INDIA - Glimpses of India, A Grand Photographic History of the Land of Antiquity, the vast Empire of the East, With 500 superbly reproduced Camera-Views of her Cities, Temples, Towers, Public Buildings, Fortifications, Tombs, Mosques, Palaces, Waterfalls, Natural Wonders, and Pictures of the Various Types of her People, also Supplementary Photographic Views of Burmah, Ceylon, Cashmere and Aden., by J.H. Furneaux, 1895, First edition, 544pp, Orig. Cloth.
INDIA - PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOK ON NORTHERN INDIA - With Notebook and Camera, A Winter Journey in Foreign Lands, by Edith M.E. Baring-Gould, 1901, First edition, 104pp, Orig. Cloth. A fascinating picture book on history and photography in India, in particular of Punjab whereby the author travelled in Amritsar photographing various Sikh monuments and a Sikh Akali.
EARLY ILLUSTRATED PICTURE BOOKS ON INDIA - From Edinburgh to India and Burmah, by W.G. Burn Murdoch, c. 1910, first edition , 401pp, Orig. Cloth; Picturesque India, A Handbook for European Travellers, by W.S. Caine, 1890, First edition, 612pp, Orig. Cloth; The Tourist`s India, by Eustace Reynolds-Ball, 1901, First edition, 104pp, Orig. Cloth; Orient and Occident: A Journey East from Lahore to Liverpool, by Major-General R.C.W. Reveley Mitford, 1907, First edition, 359pp, Orig. Cloth. (4)
INDIA - SOCIAL & MILITARY LIFE - The Lure of the Indus being the Final Acquisition of India by the East India Company, by Lieut-General Sir George MacMunn, First Edition, 287pp, Orig. Cloth; The Rise and Fulfilment of British Rule in India, by Edward Thompson and G.T. Garratt, 1935, second edition, 690pp, Orig. Cloth; Field- Marshall Sir Donald Stewart G.C.B., G.C.S.I., C.I.E. An account of his life, mainly in his own words, Ed. by G.R. Elsmie, 1903, First edition, 482pp, Orig. Cloth; The Underworld of India, by Lieut-General Sir George MacMunn, 1933, fifth impression, 284pp, Orig. Cloth; Notes of an Indian Journey, by Mountstuart E. Grant Duff, 1876, First edition, 296pp, Orig. Cloth; General U.S. Grant`s Tour Around the World, Embracing his speeches, receptions and descriptions of his travels with a biographical sketch of his life, Ed. by L.T. Remlap, 1879, First edition, 487pp, Orig. Cloth; Lumsden of the Guides, by Lumsden Elsmie. (7)
INDIA - BOOKS ON THE INDIAN REBELLION OF 1857 - Various titles on the 1857 Indian Mutiny -Records of the Intelligence Department of the Government of the North-West Provinces of India during the Mutiny of 1857, Including correspondence with the Supreme Government, Delhi, Cawnpore, and other places, by Sir William Muir, ed. by William Coldstream, 1902, First Edition, vol. 2 only, 398pp, Orig. Cloth; Historical Record of The Thirty-First or The Huntingdonshire Regiment of foot & Historical Record of The Marine Corps, Containing an account of the formation of the Regiment in 1702 and of its subsequent services to 1850 & Containing an account of their formation and services from 1664 to 1748, Compiled by Richard Cannon, 1850, First edition, 230pp 48pp, Orig Cloth, Contains Multiple coloured plates; A History of the Sepoy War in India 1857-1858, by John William Kaye, 1896, 3 Vols, 656pp & 692pp, Orig. Cloth; A History of the Indian Mutiny and of the Disturbances which accompanied it among the Civil Population, by T.R.E. Holmes, 1885, Second Edition, revised, 576pp, Orig. Cloth; Letters written during the Indian Mutiny, by Fred Roberts, 1924, First Edition, 169pp, Orig. Cloth; A History of the Indian Mutiny and of the Disturbances which accompanied it among the Civil Population, by T.R. E. Holmes, 1891, Fourth edition, 582pp, Orig. Cloth. (8)
BIOGRAPHIES OF DISTINGUISHED MILITARY MEN IN INDIA - The Life and Correspondence of Field-Marshall Sir George Pollock, Bart., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., Constable of the Tower, by Charles Rathbone Low, 1873, first edition, 560pp, Orig Cloth; A Life of General Sir James Outram, Bart., G.C.B., ETC., by Captain Lionel J. Trotter, 1903, First edition, 320pp, Orig. Cloth; Hodson of Hodson`s Horse or Twelve Years of a Soldier`s Life in India, Ed. by George H. Hodson, 1883, Fourth Edition, 300pp, Orig. Cloth. (3)
INDIA - LIVES OF INDIAN OFFICERS - Lives of Indian Officers, Illustrative of the history of the civil and military services of India, by John William Kaye, 1867, First Edition, vol 2 only of 2 vols, 502pp, Half Calf; Linguistic and Oriental Essays, written from the year 1840 to 1903, by Robert Needham Cust, 1904, Seventh series, 237pp, Orig Cloth; Early Travels in India, Being reprints of rare and curious narratives of old travellers in India, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, 1864, second series, 228pp, cloth; Tales of the Punjab Told by the People, By Flora Annie Steel, 1917, Second Edition, 395pp, Orig. Decorative cloth. (4)
INDIA - MILITARY MEMOIRS - Memoirs of Major-General Sir Henry Havelock. K.C.B, by John Clark Marshman, 1867, Third edition, 437pp Orig. Cloth; Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official, by Major-General Sir W.H. Sleeman, 1915, revised edition, 667pp, Orig. Cloth; Lawrence of Lucknow 1806-1857, Being the life of Sir Henry Lawrence retold from his private and public papers, by J.L. Morison, 1934, First edition, 348pp, Orig. Cloth. (3)
INDIA OFFICE LIBRARY CATALOGUES - Catalogue of the Library of the India Office, 1888, First Edition, vol 1, supplement and index, 567pp 384pp 207pp, Orig. Cloth, Eyre & Spottiswoode, London, First Edition, 1888., 1888. 3 vols, library cloth, titles gilt, endpapers replaced, 8vo, [2], 567 + 207 + 384 pp. Contents: Vol.1 - Vol.1, index - Vol.1, suppl. A Good set, Index volume non-uniform with the catalogue volumes. (3)
INDIA - LINGUISTIC & ORIENTAL ESSAYS - Linguistic and Oriental Essays, written from the year 1847 to 1890, by Robert Needham Cust, 1891, Third series, 611pp, orig. Cloth; Through India and Burmah with Pen and Brush, by A. Hugh Fisher, c.1910, First edition, 351pp, Orig. Cloth; The Queen`s Empire or India and her Pearl, by Joseph Moore, 1886, First edition, 280pp, Orig. Cloth; The Imperial Gazetteer of India, 1908, New edition, 432pp, orig. Cloth. (4)
INDIA - SKETCHES OF INDIAN LIFE - Pictures of Indian Life Sketched with the Pen from 1852- 1881, by Robert Needham Cust, 1881, First edition, 343pp, Orig. Cloth London: Trübner & Co., 1881, 1881. First Edition. The author was a civil servant in India for many years. This collection of essays, written between 1852 and 1881, includes descriptions of Indian life and customs, native religions, the Christian church in India, and chapters on the hero and warrior Ráma, Alexander the Great, the first invader of India, Baba Nának, the founder of Sikhism who Cust refers to as the Great Reformer, Indian magistrate John Lawrence, &c ; Our Viceregal Life in India, selections from my journal 1884-1888, by Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava, 1889, second edition 2 vols, 344pp 346pp, Orig. Cloth; The Embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the Court of the Great Mogul 1615-1619 as narrated in his journal and correspondence, by William Forster, 1899, First edition 2 vols, 271pp 586pp, Orig. Cloth. (5)
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