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PIR ALI MUHAMMAD RASHDI COLLECTION English Books (Call No.: 300-399) S.No TITLE AUTHOR ACC:NO CALL NO. 1 White Paper on Misuse of Media Government of 5916 302.23095491-PAK Pakistan 2 White Paper on Misuse of Media Government of 5918 302.23095491-PAK Pakistan 3 White Paper on Misuse of Media Government of 5644 302.23095491-PAK Pakistan 4 White Paper on The Conduct of Government of 6346 302.23095491 PAK The General Elections in March Pakistan 5 W.L.S.R Sexual Reform 5794 304.5 SEX Congress 6 Recollections 50 Years in The G.E.C.Wakefield 5386 304.54554 WAK 7 Extraordinary Women Compton 5516 305.4 MAC Mackenzie 8 Memoirs of Celebrated Female Mrs.Jameson 4974 305.4092 JAM 9 Who's Who 1950 Adam And 5633 305.303 WHO Charles Black 10 Woamn, Ploss And Bartels Ploss And Bartels 5856 305.4 PLO 11 Woman And Rococo In France Karl Toth 5531 305.4440922 TOT 12 The American Woman Eric John Dingwall 5786 305.473 DIN 13 The Wilder Shores of Love Lesley Blanch 6494 305.409420922-BLA 14 Notable Women in History Willis J.Abbot 5640 305.40922 ABB 15 Woman In Honour And Dishonour Robert J.Blackham 5503 305.4 BLA 16 Woman in All Ages and In All Alfred Brittain 5556 305.40945632 BRI Countries Roman Woman 17 The Awakening of Asian woman Margaret 5791 305.40954 COU Hood E.Cousins 18 The Women of Paris Andre Maurois 5882 305.444361 MAU 19 Some Distinguished Indian Mrs.E.F.Chapman 5327 305.48891411 CHA Women 20 The Cultural Heritage of Pakistan S.M.Ikram 4999 306.095491 IKR 21 Marriage and The Family In Truxal And Merrill 5020 306.80973 TRU 22 The First Temptation of Gustave Flaubert 238315 306.7 FLA 23 The Root of Europe Dr.R.W.Moore 5207 306.093809 MOD 24 Paideia: The Idieals of Greek Werner Jaeger 5358 306.09495 JAE 25 Ismailia Sir.Samuel 6245 306.3620962 PAC W.Baker Pacha 26 Prodtitution and Society : A Dr.Fernando 5603 306.74 HEN Survey Henriques 27 Great Presidential Decisions: Richard B.Morris 4969 320.60973 MOR State Papers That Changed The 28 Ambassador's Report Chester Bowles 5566 320.954 BOW 29 Ajoy kumar Ghosh Ghosh Kumar 5917 320.954 GHO 30 Encyclopaedia Of World Politics Peter Campbell 4953 320.03 ENC And Inalter Theimer 31 Nine Troubled Years Sir.Samuel Hoare 5418 320.92 TEM Temple Wood 32 The Meddlesome Friar Michael Dela 5390 320 BED Bedoyere 33 Studies in Frontier History Lattimore 5450 320.120951 LIT 34 Politics in Southern Asia Saul Rose 5582 320.950 ROS 35 Nation Building: Five Year Plan Sir.Visvesvarya 6294 320.60954 VIS 36 Year Book on Human Rights for United Nations 6331 323.05 UNI 37 The Revolt of The Masses Teodor 5459 324.2209599 AGO A.Agonicillo 38 Election And Electors J.F.S.Ross 4963 324.63 ROS 39 The Proceeding of The All Parties Rafi Ahmed 28318 324.254 PRO National Convention Kidwai 40 Tides of Crisis A.A.Berle 5038 327.73 BER 41 Destination Tokyo George Bilainkin 5550 327.195 BIL 42 India and The Awakening East Eleanor Roosevelt 6283 327.54050 ROO 43 The Near East And The Great Richard N.Frye 5296 327.5078 FRY 44 The United States And The Near E.A.Speiser 5005 327.5073 SPE 45 Asia And The West Mauruce Zinkin 4922 327.501821 ZIN 46 Memoirs of A Pakistan Diplomat Mian Zia-ud-Din 6256 327.2095491092-ZIA 47 President Bhutto's Interviews to Islamabad 5683 327.5491 ISL Foreign Correspondents 48 Wayne A.Wilcox India,Pakistan Wayne A.Wilcox 6257 327.150 WIL 49 I Worked With Laval Lt.C.Pierre Tissier 5635 328.0944 TIS 50 The Book of Parliament Michael Mac 5297 328 MAC Donagh 51 Asia: A Regional And Economic L.Dudley Stamp 5269 330.90995 STA 52 Economic Survey of Asia and United Nations 6239 330 UNI 53 In Wilest Africa C.G.Schillings 5380 333.750960 SCH 54 The Jungle Tide John Still 5369 333.75 STI 55 Chinese Communism Robert C.North 5275 335.4345 NOR 56 Sind Government Rules of Sind Government 5822 338.709541918-GOV Business, 1947 Press,1954 57 Development Planning Seres,1973 Industry in 6342 338.095491 IND Pakistan 58 The English Factories In India William Foster 5158 338.60954 FOS 59 The English Factories In India William Foster 5073 338.60954 FOS 60 The English Factories in India William Foster 5071 338.60954 FOS 61 The Court And Reign of Francis Julia Pardoe 5153 340.44 PAR 62 Louis The Fourteenth And The Julia Pardoe 5121 340.44 PAR 63 Treaties, Engagements, and C.U.Aitchison 4892 341.379095 AIT Sunnuds Relating to Inida and 64 The Constitution of The Islamic Government of 6352 342.02095491 PAK Republic of Pakistan Pakistan 65 Rules of Procedure of The Government of 5920 342.02095491 PAK Constituent Assembly of Pakistan Pakistan 66 Report of The Pakistan Women's Government of 6345 342.0878 PAK Right Committee Pakistan 67 The Government of India Act, 5809 342.0509540358- 1935 GOV 68 Short Titles of The Central Acts Government of 5821 342.02095491-SHO and Ordinances for The Year 1948 Pakistan 69 Hand Book for Members of The Government of 5819 342.02095491 PAK Constituent Assembly of Pakistan Pakistan 70 History of Service Gazetted.Vol.I West Pakistan 5902 351.05095491-WES 1st Edition Government 71 The Budget 1977-78 Demands for Government of 5847 352.48095491 PAK Grants and Appropriations Pakistan 72 Preliminary Issue Cibvil Budget Government of 5805 352.4809540359- Estimate, Provincial For The Year Pakistan GOV 73 The Sind Civil List Government of 6527 352.6309549180216- Pakistan SIN 74 Explanalory Memorandum on Government of 5889 352.48095491-PAK The Budget of Pakistan For 1956- Pakistan 75 The Budget of The Government Government of 6241 352.48095491 BUD of Pakistan For The Financial Pakistan 76 The Rommel Papers B.H.Liddell Hart 5574 355.00943092-LID 77 Secret Court Memoirs The Court Secret Court 5694 355.009243 SEC of St.Cloud Memoirs 78 The Erotic In Literature David Loth 5653 363.47 LOT 79 Sisters of The Night: The Jess Stearn 5520 364.15340973-STE Startling Story of Prostitution in 80 Signature Tune Jack Payne 5467 384.54 PAY 81 The Suez Canal in World Affairs Hugh J.Schonfield 4940 386.43 SCH 82 Hindu Manners, Customs and Abbe J.A.Dubois 5105 390.882945 DUB 83 Etiquette The Blue Book of Emily Post 6382 395.0973 DR. N.A. BALOCH COLLECTION English Books (Call No.: 300-399) S.No TITLE AUTHOR ACC:NO CALL NO. 1 Resources for the Teaching of David. G. Mandel 7633 301.07 MAN Anthropology Baum 2 The Teaching of Anthropology David. G. Mandel 7578 301.07 MAN Baum 3 The Science of Man: An Mischa Titiev 25997 301 TIT 4 Islamic Sociology: An Ilyas Ba Yunus 25371 301 YUN 5 Society, Culture, and Personality Pitirima Sorokin 25862 301 SOR 6 Sowal Problems of Urbanization Social Service, 24956 301.095491 SOL in Pakistan Karachi 7 The Social Science Ogburn 30396 301 OGB 8 Lesson in Living Allyn Moss 25044 301.092 MOS 9 Rural Sociology Lowry Nelson 26004 301 NEL 10 The Swence of Man in The World Ralph Linton 24655 301 LIN 11 Towards Islamic Anthropology Akbar S. Ahmed 24739 301 AHM 12 Mankind in The Making William Howells 7635 301 HOW 13 Cultural Sociology John Lewis Gillen 30487 301 GIL 14 Sociology Emory S. 26000 301 BOG Bogardus 15 Out Line of Anthropology Jacobs 35339 301 JAC 16 White Paper on Misuse of Media Government of 30667 302.23095491-WHI Pakistan 17 White Paper on Misuse of Media Government of 30668 302.23095491-WHI Pakistan 18 Social Order in Pakistani Society Dr. M.S. Baqai 25992 302.095491 BAQ 19 Readings in Social Psychology Holt 25004 302 REA 20 Social Psychology of Modern Life Steuart Henderson 25009 302 BRI Britt 21 The Psychology of Human Society Charles A. 25011 302 ELL Ellwood 22 Lives in Progress: A Study of The Robert W. White 24932 303.44 WHI Natural Growth of Personality 23 Al Fakhri C.E.J. Whitting 24917 303.101 WHI 24 War or Peace John Foster Dulles 24914 303.66 DUL 25 Public Opinion William Albig 30343 303.38 ALB 26 The Earth and Man Davrell Haug 7571 304.2 DAV Davis 27 The Key of Progress A.R. Caton 24656 305.40954 KEY 28 Child Development and The T. Jersild 30380 305.231 JER 29 The Wilder Shores of Love Lesley Blanch 30475 305.4 BLA 30 The Resurgence of Pakistan Dr. M.M. Junaid 7564 305.5095491 JUN 31 A Nation of Immi Grants John. F. Kennedy 24993 305.906912KEN 32 Social And Cultural Trends in M.P. Srivastava 1768 305.69754 SRI 33 The Social Organization of The Robert N. Pehrson 7652 305.80954915-PEH Murri Baluch 34 Glossary of The Tribes and Sir E.D. Maclagan 11167 305.8549103 ROS Castes of The Punjab and 35 Sin And Science D.D.Kosambi 30671 306.45 36 Work and Worship James H. Cousins 25960 306 COU 37 Some Aspects of Traditional Ralph Pieris 26062 306.480899148-RAL Sinhalse Culture 38 Introduction to Cultural James A.Clifton 26061 306 CLI 39 Iran Pakistan: A Common Culture 26 Pakistan 25101 306.0954910556 IRA Scholars 40 Prostitution in Europe Abraham Flexner 30461 306.740940FLE 41 Cultural Planning in Asia. Vol. 2 Asian Cultural, 25150 306.954 CUL Tehran 42 In International Seminar on UNESCO 25248 306.0959 INT Traditional Cultures in South 43 Cultural Turcica Institute for The 30779 306.0956105 CUL Study of Turkish Culture 44 Traditional Cultures in South- Orient Longmans 25945 306.0954 TRA 45 Language in Education Julian Dakin 25263 306.44954 DAK 46 Sexual Life in Ancient Survey Clement Egerton 30355 306.78954 MEY 47 East Pakistan: A Cultural Survey Muhammad 25292 306.0954492MUH Hussain 48 Pakistan Culture People and Muhammad Shafi 26456 306.0954915SAB Places Sabir 49 Pakistan: A Cultural Spectrum M.
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