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Manohar Publishers & Distributors MANOHAR PUBLISHERS & DISTRIBUTORS 4753/23, ANSARI ROAD, DARYA GANJ, NEW DELHI- 110 002 (INDIA) TEL.: 2328 4848, 2328 9100, 23275162 E-mail: [email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected] website: www.manoharbooks.com List of Books on History S.No Title Author/Editor ISBN Edition Curr Price Publisher Year 1 A Concise History of Sunnis and Shi'is John Mchugo 9780863569265 PB £ 10.99 Saqi Books 2019 2 A Brief History of Poverty Alleviation in Neoliberal Times Anuradha Kalhan 9789388540117 HB Rs 1895.00 Manohar 2019 A Caste in a Changing World: The Chitrapur Saraswat Brahmans, 1700- Manohar 3 Frank F. Conlon 9788194496229 HB Rs 1195.00 2021 1935 Till and duppe and E. Roy Routledge 4 A Contemporary Historiography of Economics 9781138049956 HB £ 120.00 2019 Weintraub A Cultural History of Famine: Food Security and the Environment in India Earthscan 5 Ayesha Mukherjee 9781138230927 HB £ 120.00 2019 and Britain (Routledge) A History of Indian Literarture: Volume VII: The Literature of the Manohar 6 David Seyfort Ruegg 9789388540506 HB Rs 1175.00 2021 Madhyamaka School of Philosophy in India A History of Indian Literarure Volume V Fasc1: Dharmasastra and Juridical Manohar 7 J.Duncan M Derrett 9789388540414 HB Rs 625.00 2021 Literature A History of Indian Literarure Volume VIII Fasc 3: Classical Urdu Literature Manohar 8 Annemarie Schimmel 9789388540544 HB Rs 1175.00 2021 From the Beginning to Iqbal 9 A History of Indian Literarure Volume X: Tamil Literarure Kamil Veith Zvelebil 9789388540629 HB Rs 2095.00 Manohar 2021 10 A History of Indian Literature ( Volume V) Fasc. 3: Indian Poetics Edwin Gerow 9789388540438 HB Rs 695.00 Manohar 2021 11 A History of Indian Literature (Volume VIII ) Fasc. 4 : Kashmiri Literature Braj B. Kachru 9789388540551 HB Rs 895.00 Manohar 2021 A History of Indian Literature Volume I Fasc.1: Vedic Literature (Samhitas Manohar 12 Jan Gonda Jan Gonda 9789388540346 HB Rs 2995.00 2020 and Brahmanas) 13 A History of Indian Literature Volume I Fasc.2: The Ritual Sutras Jan Gonda 9789388540353 HB Rs 1495.00 Manohar 2021 A History of Indian Literature Volume II, Fasc. 1: Medieval Religious Manohar 14 Jan Gonda 9789388540377 HB Rs 2095.00 2021 Literature in Sanskrit A History of Indian Literature Volume III Fasc. 1: A History of Classical Manohar 15 Siegfried Lienhard 9789388540391 HB Rs 1995.00 2021 Poetry Sanskrit- Pali- Prakrit A History of Indian Literature Volume IV Fasc.1:Subhasita, Gnomic and Manohar 16 Ludwik Sternbach 9789388540407 HB Rs 750.00 2021 Didactic Literature 17 A History of Indian Literature Volume IX Fasc.1:Sindhi Literature Annemarie Schimmel 9789388540582 HB Rs 450.00 Manohar 2021 18 A History of Indian literature Volume IX Fasc.2: Assamese Literature Satyendra Nath Sarma 9789388540599 HB Rs 650.00 Manohar 2020 Manohar 19 A History of Indian Literature Volume IX Fasc.3: Bengali Literature Dusan Zbavitel Jan Gonda 9789388540605 HB Rs 1295.00 2021 A History of Indian Literature Volume IX Fasc.4:Classical Marathi Literature Manohar 20 Shankar Gopal Tulpule 9789388540612 HB Rs 1150.00 2021 From The BeginningTo A.D.1818 21 A History of Indian Literature Volume V Fasc.4: Indian Lexicography Claus Vogel 9789388540445 HB Rs 775.00 Manohar 2021 Manohar 22 A History of Indian Literature Volume VI Fasc 1: Musicological Literature Emmie Te Nijenhuis 9789388540452 HB Rs 495.00 2021 23 A History of Indian Literature Volume VI Fasc.2: Nyaya-Vaisesika Bimal krishna Matilal 9789388540469 HB Rs 650.00 Manohar 2021 24 A History of Indian Literature Volume VI Fasc.3: Samkhya Literature Michel Hulin Jan Gonda 9789388540476 HB Rs 395.00 Manohar 2021 A History of Indian Literature Volume VI Fasc.4: Jyotihsastra Astral And Manohar 25 David Pingree Jan Gonda 9789388540483 HB Rs 1095.00 2021 Mathematical Literature 26 A History of Indian Literature Volume VI Fasc.5:Mimamsa Literature Jean-Marie Verpoorten 9789388540490 HB Rs 650.00 Manohar 2021 A History of Indian Literature Volume VII : Pali Literature Including the Manohar 27 Canonical Literature in Prakrit and Sanskrit of all the Hinayana Schools of K.R. Norman 9789388540513 HB Rs 1450.00 2021 Buddhism A History of Indian Literature Volume VIII Fasc 2: Hindi Literature of the Ronald Stuart McGregor Manohar 28 9789388540537 HB Rs 550.00 2021 Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Jan Gonda A History of Indian Literature Volume VIII Fasc.5: Hindi Literature in the Manohar 29 Peter Gaeffke 9789388540568 HB Rs 895.00 2021 Twentieth century A History of Indian Literature Volume X Fasc.2: The Relation between Tamil Manohar 30 George Luzerne Hart 9789388540636 HB Rs 395.00 2021 and Classical Sanskrit Literature 31 A History of Indian Literature VolumeII Fasc.3:The Puranas Ludo Rocher 9789388540360 HB Rs 1895.00 Manohar 2021 Teun Goudriaan, Sanjukta Manohar 32 A History of Indian Literature: Volume II: Hindu Tantric and Sakta Literature 9789388540384 HB Rs 1695.00 2021 Gupta 33 A History of Indian Literature: Volume V Fasc 2: Grammatical Literature Hartmut Scharfe 9789388540421 HB Rs 995.00 Manohar 2021 Manohar 34 A History of Indian Literature: Volume VIII FASC I: Islamic Literature of India Annemarie Schimmel 9789388540520 HB Rs 545.00 2021 A History of Indian Literature: Volume VIII: Hindi Literature From Its Manohar 35 Ronald Stuart Mcgregor 9789388540575 HB Rs 1650.00 2021 Beginnings to the Nineteenth Century 36 A History of Intoxication: Opium in Assam, 1800-1959 Kawal Deep Kour 9789388540254 HB Rs 1595.00 Manohar 2019 37 A History of Place in the Digital Age Stuart Dunn 9781138223578 HB £ 140.00 Routledge 2019 Alla Aronova & Alexander Routledge 38 A History of Russian Exposition and Festival Architecture 1700-2014 9781138207554 HB £ 120.00 2019 Ortenberg 39 A Marxist History of Capitalism Henry Heller 9781138490451 HB £ 120.00 Routledge 2019 Latika Chaudhary, Routledge 40 A New Economic History of Colonial India 9780367236373 PB Rs 995.00 2019 Bishnupriya Gupta (Manohar) 41 A People Betrayed: The Role of the West in Rwanda's Genocide Linda Melvern 9781786995452 PB £ 12.99 Zed Books 2019 42 A Personalist Philosophy of History Bennett Gilbert 9780815379256 HB £ 120.00 Routledge 2019 A Radical History of Development Studies: Individuals, Institutions and Zed Books 43 Uma Kothari 9781786997661 PB £ 18.99 2019 Ideologies 44 A Revenue History of the Sundarbans from 1870 to 1920 F.D.Ascoli 9789388540742 HB Rs 1695.00 Manohar 2020 45 A Revenue History of the Sundarbans: From 1765 to 1870 Frederick Eden Pargiter 9789388540667 HB Rs 1995.00 Manohar 2019 46 Against the Grain: Notes on Identity, Intolerance and History D.N. Jha 9789388540124 PB Rs 495.00 Manohar 2021 Agrarian Reform and Resistance in an age of Globalisation: The Euro- Joe Regan and Cathal Routledge 47 9781138483194 HB £ 120.00 2019 AMerican World and Beyond, 1780-1914 Smith 48 Agrarian Society of the Punjab 1849-1901 Himadri Banerjee 9789388540711 HB Rs 1095.00 Manohar 2021 Agrarian System of the Sikhs: Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Manohar 49 Indu Banga 9789388540193 HB Rs 895.00 2021 Century 50 Air Warfare: History, Theory and Practice Peter Gray 9789388002530 PB Rs 599.00 Bloomsbury 2019 51 Alexander the Great in the Roman Emprire 150 BC To AD 600 Jaakojuhani Peltonen 9781138315860 HB £ 120.00 Routledge 2019 52 An Anthropology of Marxism Cedric J. Robinson 9780745339818 PB £ 21.99 Pluto Press 2019 53 An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India Colonel G. B. Malleson 9789390035274 HB Rs 1530.00 Manohar 2020 54 An Imperial Crisis in British India Caroline Keen 9789390358298 HB Rs 899.00 Bloomsbury 2020 55 An Imperial Crisis in British India: The Manipur Uprising of 1891 Coroline Keen 9781350154056 PB £ 28.99 Bloomsbury 2020 56 An Imperial Disaster: The Bengal Cyclone of 1876 Benjamin Kingsbury 9789388326773 PB Rs 399.00 Speaking Tiger 2019 57 Ancient Indian History and Civilization: Trends and Perspectives N.N. Bhattacharyya 9788185054544 HB Rs 1425.00 Manohar 2021 58 Ancient Indian Rituals and their Social Contents N.N. Bhattacharyya 9788173046025 PB Rs 450.00 Manohar 2021 59 Angel Planells Art and the Surrealist Canon Anna Vives 9781138342699 HB £ 120.00 Routledge 2020 Routledge 60 Anglophone Indian Women Writers, 1870-1920 Ellen Brinks 9781138346949 PB Rs 895.00 2021 (Manohar) Routledge 61 Arab Navigation in the Indian Ocean Before the Coming of the Portuguese G.R. Tibbetts 9781138745216 PB Rs 1495.00 2021 (Manohar) Art and History: Texts, Contexts and Visual Representations in Ancient and Bloomsbury 62 R. Mahalakshmi 9789388414296 HB Rs 1599.00 2020 Early Medieval India 63 Assembly of Rivals: Delhi Lucknow and the Urdu Ghazal Carla Petievich 9789388540797 HB Rs 1095.00 Manohar 2021 64 Babur: Founder of the Mughal Empire in India Mohibbul Hasan 9789388540940 HB Rs 1495.00 Manohar 2021 65 Banaras: Urban Forms and Cultural Histories Michael S. Dodson 9781138095953 HB Rs 995.00 Routledge (India) 2020 66 Bangladesh: A Political History Since Independence Ali Riaz 9789389165012 PB Rs 799.00 Bloomsbury 2019 Banned: Controversial Literature and Political Control in British India 1907- Manohar 67 N. Gerald Barrier 9780826201591 HB Rs 1295.00 2021 1947 68 'Be Clear, Kashmir will Vote for India': Jammu & Kashmir 1947-1953. Raghuvendra Tanwar 9789388540186 HB Rs 1695.00 Manohar 2020 69 Being Janana; Language and Sexuality in Contemporary India Ila Nagar 9780367356231 HB £ 120.00 Routledge 2019 70 Bengal: The Nationalist Movement 1876-1940 Leonard A. Gordon 9789388540865 HB Rs 1595.00 Manohar 2021 Routledge (India) 71 Beyond East and West: The Story of Civilization Through the Great Epics Suchethana Swaroop 9780367427634 HB Rs 1495.00 2020 72 Beyond Empire John T Ducker 9781788317351 HB £ 25.00 Bloomsbury 2020 73 Beyond Macaulay: Education in India, 1780-1860 Parimala. V.
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