Calcutta: Kishorimohan Santra Visva-Bharati Book-Shop, 210, Cornwallis Street, 1935. — 91 p. The present work is an interesting specimen of Indo-Moslem literature which is important from various points of view. It is, to start with, the product of a new type of humanism which arose among Indian Musalmans in the 16th and 17th centuries, the attempt of Akbar the Great to bring about...
London: J. L. Cox and Sons, 75, 1839. — 40 p. The following pages have been compiled in order to supply the desideratum of a Hindi Grammar in the Devanāgari character, and to obviate the necessity of studying the parts of speech in a different character from that employed in the books used for translation at the East-India College. An outline of the Braj Bhākhā has been given,...
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