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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Horace Alexander, Kashmir, (London, s.d.). Sadiq Ali & Madhu Limaye, Report on Kashmir, (Bombay 1954). All Jammu & Kashmir National Conference, New Kashmir, (Lahore 1944). P. N. K. Barnzai, A History of Kashmir, (Delhi 1962). Prem Nath Bazaz, Inside Kashmir, (Srinagar 1941). Prem Nath Bazaz, The History of Struggle for Freedom in Kashmir, (Debli 1954). Prem Nath Bazaz, Kashmir Problem Reconsidered, (New Delhi 1962). Prem Nath Bazaz, Shape of Things in Kashmir, (New Delhi 1956). Dr. Francis Bernier, Bernier's Travels, Particular Events or The most considerable passages after the war for years or thereabout, in the empire of the Great Mogol, (Calcutta 1665). Lord Birdwood, Two Nations and Kashmir, (London 1956). Michael Brecher, The Struggle for Kashmir, (New York 1953). Maurice Cohen, Thunder over Kashmir, (Bombay 1955). J. D. Cunningham, A History of the Sikhs, (Delhi 1955). J. B. Das Gupta, Indo-Pakistan Relations, 1947-1955, (Amsterdam 1958). William Digby, Condemned Unheard, (London 1890). Frederic Drew, Jummoo and Kashmir territories, (London 1875). James P. Fergusan, Kashmir: An historical introduction, (London 1961). M. W. Fisher, L. E. Rose and R. A. Huttenback, Himalayan Battleground, Sino Indian Rivalry in Ladakh, (New York 1963). George Forster, A journey from Bengal to England through the Northern part of India, Kashniir, Afghanistan and Persia and into Russia by the Caspian Sea, (London 1798). Pearson Gervis, This is Kashmir, (London 1954). Sisir Gupta, Kashmir, A Study in Indo-Pakistan Relations, (Bombay 1966). Sir Maurice Gwyer & A. Appadorai, Speeches and Documents on the Indian Consti tution - two volumes, (London 1957). M. Hafizullah, Toward Azad Kashmir, (Lahore 1948). Information Service of India, Kashmir, 1947-1956, Excerpts from Prime Minister Nehru's Speeches, (New Delhi, June 1956). Jammu & Kashmir Constituent Assembly, Opening Address by the Horrble Seikh Mohammad Abdullah, (Srinagar, 3 November 1951). Jan Sangh, Integrate Kashmir: Mookherjee - Nehru & Abdullah Correspondence, (Delhi 1965). Alan Campbell Johnson, Mission with Mountbatten, (London 1951). G. L. Kaul, Kashmir Through the Ages, (Srinagar 1963). M. M. R. Khan, The United Nations & Kashmir, (Djakarta 1955). 416 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Josef Korbel, Danger in Kashmir, (Princeton 1954). P. L. Lakhanpal, Essential Documents and Notes on Kashmir Dispute, (Delhi 1965). Alastair Lamb, Crisis in Kashrrlir, (London 1966). Sir W. R. Lawrence, The India We Served, (London 1928). Balraj Madhok, Kashmir, Center of New Alignments, (New Delhi 1963). Meher Chand Mahajan., Accession of Kashmir to India: The Inside Story, (Sholapur 1950). Meher Cband Mahajan, Looking Back, The Autobiography of Meher Chand Ma- hajan, (Bombay 1963). V. P. Menon, The Story of the Integration: of the Indian States, (Calcutta 1956). V. P. Menon, The Transfer of Power in India, (Calcutta 1957). Speeches of Earl Mountbatten of Bunna, Time only to look forward, (London 1949). A. G. Noorani, The Kashmir Question, (Bombay 1964). K. M. Panikkar, Gutab Singh, Founder of Kashmir, (London 1930). P. T. Piotrow, Kashmir Conflict, (Washington 1958). Mridula Sarabhai, Sheikh Sadiq Corresponiknce, (August to October 1965, INew Delhi s.d.!). La! Bahadur Shastri, Wheli Freedom 'is Menaced, (Speeches, August 13 - September 26, 1965, lDelhi 1965/). Aslam Siddiqi, Pakistan Seeks Security, (Lahore 1960). Vincent A. Smith, Oxford History of India, (Oxford 1958). W. C. Smith, Modern Islam in India, (London 1946). Ghulam Muhy'd Din Sufi, Kashir being a history of Kashmir, from the earliest times to our own, (Lahore 1948). Nafisur Rahaman Sufi, Kashmir's Bid for Freedom, (Muzaffarabad 1956, IPubli cation of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Government, 1956/). Henry D'Oyley Torrens, Travels in Ladakh, Tartary and Kashmir, (London 1863). Godfrey Tbomas Vigne, Travels in Kashmir, Ladak, Iskardo ,the countries adjoining the mountain course of the Indus, and the Himalayan, north of the Punjab, (London 1842). William Moorcroft & Trebeek George, Travels in the Himalayan Provinces of Hindustan and the Punjab; in Ladakh and Kashmir, in Peshawar, Kabul, Kunduz and Bokhara from 1819 to 1825, (London 1841). Sir Francis Younghusband, Kashmir, (London 1909). Government of India: Publications Division, Pakistan's New Attempt to Grab Kashmir, (Delhi 1965). Publications Division, Harvest of Glory, (Delhi 1965). Publications Division, M. C. Chagla: Kashmir, 1947-1965, (Delhi 1965). Ministry of External Affairs, Documents regarding Kashmir, (New Delhi 1949). Ministry of External Affairs, Kashmir Papers: Dr. Graham's First and Second Re- ports, (New Delhi 1952). Ministry of External Affairs, Kashmir and the United Nations, (New Delhi 1962). Ministry of External Affairs, Aggression in Kashmir, (New Delhi 1963). White Paper, Kashmir (Meetings and Correspondence between the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan - July 1953 - October 1954 INew Delhi 1954/). White Paper, On Jammu and Kashmir, (New Delhi 1948). Government of Pakistan: Ministry of External Affairs, Speech delivered to the Security Council by Mr. Zul/ikar Ali Bhutto, (Karachi 1964). Ministry of Kashmir Affairs, Negotiations between the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India regarding the Kashmir dispute, June 1953 - September 1954, (Karachi 1954). Aziz A.hmcd, The Kashmir Dispute, (Karachi 1959). Liaquat Ali Khan, Kashmir and Inter-Dominion Relations; Statement of the Prime SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 417 Minister in the Dominion Parliament on 19 January 1950, (Karachi 1950). Mohammad Ali, Aspiring Speech at the All Parties Conference on Kashmir, 1955, (Karachi 1955). M. Zafrulla Khan, The Kashmir Dispute, (Karachi 1950). INDEX Abbas, see Chaudhri, Ghulam Abbas Abell, George, 86, 89 Abbas, Maulvi, 377 Accession, instrument of, 76, 77, 79, 99, 100, Abdalli, Ahmad Shah, 19,29 145, 146, 187, 198, 290, 314 Abdullah, Safdar, 192, 193 Action Committee, 328, 329 Abdullah, Sheikh Mohammad, 96, 102, 156, Adams, Paul D., 294 160, 165, 185, 195, 206, 210, 227, 230, Afghans and Afghanistan, 15, 18, 19, 25 232, 233, 235, 239, 248, 365, 380 Afzal Beg, see Beg, Mirza Afzal appraisals of, 72, 109, 209 Aga Shaukat, see Ali, Aga Shaukat arrest and release of, (1938) 61; (1946) 70, Ahmad, Sayyid, of Bareilly, 40 86,87,91,94;(1953)181,262,263,270, Ahmed,lChunUrld,88,97 271, 320, 324, 344, 345; (1958) 264, AIbak, Qutb-ud-din, 2 265, 270; (1964) 310, 311, 320-322, Ajatasatru, 1 329; (1965) 335, 336 Akali Dal, 270 and Bakshi, 262-265, 320-336 Jlkbar, 2, 15, 19, 52 and Congress Party, 69, 70, 72 Jlkbar, Sufi Muhammed, 311 and Constituent Assembly, 68, 168, 169, Ali, Aga Shaukat, 71, 235 186,202,203 Ali, Jlkbar, 383 denounces Constitution, 226 Ali, Asaf, 70 exit of, 207, 208 Ali, Cbaudhuri Sultan, 246 explains Delhi Agreement, 198-200 Ali, Mohammed (Prime Minister, Foreign founds National Conference, 61 Minister, Pakistan), 180, 181, 183,217- and freedom movement, 56, 59, 71, 84, 221, 239, 281, 292, 297, 303 126 Ali, Sheikh Karamat of Jaunpur, 40 frees Abbas, 234 A1igarh Muslim University, 40, 54, 193 Governments of, 188, 193, 200, 201 All-India Congress Committee, see Indian headed Interim Government, 99, 104, 106, National Congress 110, 129, 130, 184 All-India Kashmir Muslim Conference, The, inaugural speech, 68, 201 54, 56 andJinnah,66 All-India Muslim League, see Muslim League and Liaquat, 109, 111 All-India States People's Conference, 63, 64, and Muslim Conference, 60, 61, 65 68 and Nehru, 64, 70, lOS, 109, 197, 207, 264, All-Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference, 322, 324-326, 334 55,59-61,190-191 political views of, 190-209 passim, 263, 264, communalism of the would-be leaders of, 322-336 55,56,60 programmes (federal) of, 204, 205 "National Demand" of, 61 and Reading Room party, 54, 55 and "Responsible Government" day, 60 seeks Chinese help, 335 transformed into National Conference, 61, and Treaty of Amritsar, 23, 71 191, 193 and United Nations, 251, 317 see also All-Jammu and Kashmir National views of, on accession, 100, 101, 103, 194, Conference 196-198, 207, 263, 264, 322-336 All-Jammu and Kashmir National Confer Abdullah, Tariq, 365 ence, 61-72 passim, 85, 122, 127, 165, INDEX 419 168, 169, 188, 191-194, 196, 229, 230, Azad, Harbans Singh, 308, 310, 378 324,380 Azad Kashmir, 94, 114, 125, 174, 180, 187, and Indian National Congress, 62-64, 66, 210, 218, 219, 231-248, 286, 287, 304, 72,77,96 314, 324, 325, 342-344 merged with Democratic National Confer administration and government of, 158, ence,268-270 159, 231-248, 342 merged with Indian National Congress, and Canal Waters dispute, 138-140 306-307, 332, 333, 335 demilitarization and forces of, 112-115, "National Demand" of, 61, 62 143-148,152-157, 172-180 passim, 354 "New Kashmir" manifesto of, 66-68 organization of, 94, 97 Quit Kashmir movement of, 69 origin of, 94, 233 revived, 379 and Pakistan, 140-142, 231-248 rift in ranks of, 228 and the tribal raids, 110, 123, 124 secular ideology, 55, 60, 65 Azad, Maulana Abul Kalam, 37, 68, 207 working Committee of, 206, 207 Aziz, Mir Abdul, 235, 236 see also All-Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference Babur,2 Amritsar, 20, 89 Baker, Noel, 131 riots in, 51 Baghdad Pact, 217, 221, 223, 224 treaty of, 17,22,23,26,69, 107 Bakshi, Ghulam Mohammed, 60, 244, 262, text of, 387-388 263, 266, 308 Andrabi, Pir, 239 and Abdullah, 101,207,208,262-265, 328, Anglo-Oriental College, 40 331 see also Aligarh Muslim University in Cabinet of Abdullah, 188, 207 Anwar, see Gilkar, Ghulam Nabi farewell speech (1963), 306, 307 Asadullah, Mir, 270 and Muslim Conference, 60, 61 Ashahi, G. A., 57 and