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ABDULLAH MALIK's Collection GC University Libraries, Lahore ABDULLAH MALIK'S Collection Acc# Author Title Call No 1 The Story of the Famous Books 2 Arthur Mee(ed) The Book of Knowledge 3 Arthur Mee(ed) The Book of Knowledge 4 Arthur Mee(ed) The Book of Knowledge 5 The Book of Knowledge 6 The Book of Nature 7 The Story of the earth 8 The Book of the Familiar Things 9 The Year Bokk of 1966 10 Antal Gyenes(com) Year Book 1971 11 The Readers Digest Great Encyclopedidic Dictionary 12 The Readers Digest Great Encyclopedidic Dictionary 13 The Readers Digest Great Encyclopedidic Dictionary 14 Shahla Haeri Law Of Desire: Temporary Marriage in Shi' I' Iran 15 Muhammad Yusuf Guraya Judical System Under the Holy Prophet and the First Two Pious Caliphs 16 M. Ali. Kettani Musdlim Minorities in the World Taday 17 Kausar Niazi Creation of Man 18 Mir Abdul Rahim What Says the Quran 19 A.I. Ikram The Sword of Allah: Khalid Bin Al Waleed his life and Campaigns 20 Rajmohan Gandhi Understanding the Muslim World 21 Kausar Niazi Fundamentals Truths 22 Allama Muhammad Iqbal The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam 23 Mrs Mehr Afroz Murad Intelluectual Modernism of Shibli Nu Mani 24 Mohammad Asad The Principles of State and Government in Islam 25 Afzal Iqbal The Culture of Islam 26 Asghar Ali Islam and Its Relevance to our Age 27 Mohamed Heikal The Return of the Ayatollah 28 S.M. Tonki Aligarh and Jamia fight for National Education System 29 A.C. Bouquet Comparative religion 30 Arthur Mee Arther Mee's Children Encyclopedia 31 Kausar Niazi Towards Undersatanding the Quran 32 Allama Muhammad Iqbal The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam 33 G.H. Jansen Militant Islam The Holy Quran: Containing the Arabic Text with English Translation 34 Maulvi Muhammad Ali and Commentary 35 Leo Huberman man's Worldly Goods: the Story of the wealth of nations 36 Documents and Resolutions 37 Fernando Claudin The Communist Movement from Comintern to Cominform 38 V.I. Lenin Selected Works 39 Barrows Dunham Man Against Myth 40 O.Vidlakova(ed) LandScape and Man in Socialist Czechoslovakia 41 O.Vidlakova(ed) LandScape and Man in Socialist Czechoslovakia 42 Janos Kadar On the Road to Socialism 43 Ralph Miliband(ed) The Socialist Register 1964 44 Herbert Spencer First Principles 45 Makar Goryainov To Abolish the Nuclear Menace 46 Socialist Realism in Literature and Art 47 Karl marx The German Ideology 48 Outline History of the Communist International 49 B. Jazani The Socio Economics of a Dependent Capitalist State 50 Man and Philosophy 51 G.V. Plekhanov Fundamentals Problems of Marxism 52 Outline History of the Communist International 53 Harold J. Laski An Introduction to Politics 54 B. Porshnev Social Psychology and Hsitory 55 Races and Peoples : Contemporary Ethnic and racial Problems Report of the Central Committee of theCommunist Party of the Soviet 56 N.S. Khrushchov Union to the 20th Party Congress 57 R.Palme Dutt Fascism and Social Revolution 58 William z.Foster The Twilight of World Capitalism Pages: 1 GC University Libraries, Lahore ABDULLAH MALIK'S Collection Acc# Author Title Call No Power Liberty, Democracy: Speeches and Articles of leading Hungarian 59 Politicians 60 Kenneth Walker The Psychology of Sex Lessons drawn from the Crisis development in the Party and Society 61 after the 13th Congress of theCommunist Party of Czechoslovakia 62 V.I.Lenin Communists of the World about Their Parties 63 Kim Il Sung and Koria 64 Tamas Szentes The Political Economy of Underdevelopment 65 man and Society 66 Y. Etinger The Policy of Non-Alignment 67 Society and Economic Relations 68 E.Stepanova Karl Marx: Short Biography 69 William D, Arffy Curious Relations 70 R.H. Tawney Religion & The Rise of Capitalism 71 Santiago Carrillo Eurocommunism and the State 72 Robert A. Brady The Spirit and German Fascism 73 Count Carlo Sforza Presents the livings thoughts of Machiavelli 74 Kausar Niazi To the Prophet 75 Scientific Communism and its Modern Falsifiers 76 W.J. Perry The Growth of Civilisation 77 E.Strauss Bernard Shaw: Art and Socialism 78 R. Faramazyan Disarmament and the Economy 79 The Constitutional Foundations of the Czechoslovak Federation 80 G.D.H. Cole Practical Economics 81 Randhir Singh Reason Revolution and Political Theory 82 William J. Fielding Starange Customs of Courtship and Marriage 83 Subrata Banerjee Non-Alignment Today: Challenges and Prospects 84 Altaf Gauhar(ed) The Rich and the Poor 85 V.Podosetnik A Glance at Historical Materialism 86 J.Blondel Voters/ Parties and Leaders: the Social Fabric of British Politics 87 Crisis of the Colonial System 88 M. Nesturkh The Races of Mankind 89 Riaz A. Shah Nawaz Evolution and Human Behaviour 90 Herausgegeben Von Muhammad Iqbal and the Three Realms of the Spirit 91 Fgeorgi Dimitrov The Press is a Great Force 92 V.L. Tyagunenko(ed) Industrialisation of Developing Countries 93 M.N. Roy Fascism, Its Philosophy, Professions and Practice 94 Karl marx Capital 95 Scientific Communism and its Modern Falsifiers 96 L. Leontyev Fundamentals of Marxist Political Economy 97 Harold J. Laski Liberty in the Modern State 98 Hiren Mukerjee Under Marx's Banner : A Collection of Articles 99 Dorothy Canfield The Depening Stream The Monopoly Press or Hoe American Journalism found itself in the 100 Vitaly Parrusenko vicious circle of the Crisis of credibility 101 V. B. Karnik(intr) Indian Communist Party Documents 1930-1956 102 Marie Carmichael Stopes Radiant Motherhood: A Book for Pregnant Women and their Husbands 103 V.S.Semyonov nations and Internationalism 104 Maoism unmasked 105 G.Glezernan Socialist society scientific principles of development 106 Leonardo Boff Saint francis 107 D.I.chesnokov Historical materialism 108 V.I. Lenin The highest stage of capiralism 109 Modern capitalism; its and national features 110 Maurice Dobb Political economy and capitalism 111 S.S. Batliwala Makers of new china 112 S. Trapeznikov At the turning points of history 113 Y. Zhkov The Third world 114 V V Rymalov The world capitalist economy 115 L Minayev Drigin and principles of scientific socialism Pages: 2 GC University Libraries, Lahore ABDULLAH MALIK'S Collection Acc# Author Title Call No 116 L Leontyev Fundamentals of marxist political economy 117 G V Astafyev (ED) From Anti-imperialism to Anti-Socialism 118 Bruno Kresiky (ed) Decolonisation and after the future of the third world 119 Tahir Hussain (ed) Guide to fundamentals of physics 120 M Kukanov NATO-threat to world peace 121 R Palme Dutt The Internationale 122 Vitaly Korionov Fighters for the peoples interests 123 Czechoslovakia on the road to socialism 124 G Adhikari Documents of the history of the communist party of India 125 Walter Ulbricbt On quertions of socialist construction in the GDR 126 K.Brutents a History view of neocolonialism 127 M.Siddiq Kalim Student in education 128 Georges politzer An Elementary course in Philosophy 129 Philip Bolosover America over britain 130 Norman Cohn The pursuit of the millennium 131 G.F Cushing People of the puszta 132 V.T. Tumanov Contemporary bourgeois legal thought 133 The revolution o Ist september the fourth anniversary 134 Afzal Mahmood Basic Democracies 135 Anatoli Butenko Theory and practice of real socialism 136 Philip Agee Inside the company; CIA Diary 137 Beatrice Webb My apprenticeship-2 138 Beatrice Webb My apprenticeship-I 139 I.pronin Leninist standards of party life 140 Proletarian internationalism our banner our strength 141 Randhir singh Reason revolution and political theory 142 Reports on real socialism 143 Socialism and capitalism score and prospects 144 Ralph fox The colonial policy of british imperialism 145 Joseph jastrow Freud his dream and sex theories 146 The great cause of peace; Champions and opponents 147 Free Africa marches 148 Eustace chesser Successful living 149 The great october socialist revolution 150 Samora Mache l The African communist 151 J.W.N. Sullivan Limitations of science 152 P.Kropotkin Mutual Aid 153 V.Afanasyev Marxist Philosophy 154 M.N. Ryndina Fundamentals of political economy 155 R.H.Tawney Religion and the rise of capitalism 156 Blood and flowers (The path of the poet to huu) 157 Imtiaz Ahmad Rirual and religion among muslims of the sub-continent 158 W.O. henderson Engels Selected Writings 159 V.H. Mottram The physical basis of personality 160 New labour policy 161 Joseph stalin Leninism 162 These rights and freedoms 163 A.S. makarenko The road to life 164 William J.Pomeroy Guerrilla and counter guerrilla warfare 165 Modern capitalism; Its nature and national features 166 Tom wintringham The politics of victory 167 L.I.Brezhnev Socialism theory and practice 168 Dialectical materialism and modern science 169 Elements of political knowledge 170 Ali shariati On the sociolory of islam 171 Patrick Bascio Building a just Society 172 Ahead on the helsinki road 173 Shahidullah Faridi Inner aspects of faith 174 Dona Torr Marx on China 1853-1860 175 Free Africa marches 176 Sir Meyrick hewlett Forty years in china 177 Suroosh irfani Iran's Islamic revolution Pages: 3 GC University Libraries, Lahore ABDULLAH MALIK'S Collection Acc# Author Title Call No 178 Eqbal Ahmad The islamic revolution in iran 179 Theja gunawardhana The cuban revolution 180 Alexander Cockburn Student Power 181 Dr.Afzal iqbal Diary of diplomat 182 Michael Pallis Marxism and the muslim world maxime rodinson 183 T.C. Collocott The gleaming road 184 Karl Marx The ories of surplus-value 185 Barrington moore jr Social Origins of Dictatorship democracy 186 Y.A. Fazalbhoy The indian film 187 M.E. Robinson Public Finance 188 Rostislav Ulyanovsky National Liberation (Essays on theory and practic ) 189 Georgi dimitrov an outstanding militant of the comintern 190 Nazim Babus brahmans & bureaucrats 191 Introduction to the GRD 192 W.Somerset maughan France at war 193 The Guide to canada's capital le guide de la capitale du canada Ann thwaite and ronald 194 My oxford, My cambridge hayman 195 Vasily Vakhrushev Neo-Colonialism today 196 Zamir Niazi The press under siege 197 Samarkand (A gide book) 198 Hamza Alavi Introduction to the societies 199 H.G.
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