महाराणा कुम्भा (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य के अद्वितीय विजेता, निर्माता व विद्वान्)
Maharana Kumbha: Sovereign, Soldier, Scholar by Har Bilas Sarda
हरविलास सारदा द्वारा
पृष्ठ 293, कुल 296 में से
संदर्भ में पढ़ेंAJMER.
Historical and Descriptive.
With 29 full page illustrations, full cloth, gilt lettered... Rs. 5. 1. The Morning Post (DELHI) :—"For the book under review we have nothing but praise. It is the work of a scholar in love with his subject, and his research in all the by-ways of Indian history does him great credit. 2. Dr. A.F.R Hoernle, C.I.E., LL.D. (ENGLAND) :—"I write to congratulate you on the production of your book 'Ajmer : Historical and Descriptive.' It is replete with useful and interesting information, and the illustrative plates give a good idea of the fine sights of Ajmer." 3. Mrs. Sarojini Naidu :—"I think your book is most interesting. It is of great interest to every reader who has the "pride of country" in his veins. It is really a patriotic kind of work to write so comprehensive, instructive and attractive a history of a city famous and dear to every Indian, whether he bathe spiritually in Brahma's Lotus Lake or bow his head at the Chishti shrine." 5. The Indian Antiquary :—"The author has spared no pains to make his book as accurate, full and reliable as it was possible to do. The reader is sure to be amazed at the mass of information so critically collected and so interestingly set forth." 4. The Hindustan Review (ALLAHABAD) :—"We can un- reservedly commend it to all lovers of the picturesque iu India and to all students of its history. The book is beautifully got- up, embellished with 29 most excellent illustrations."
MAHARANA SANGA.
Full Cloth, gilt lettered and Frontispiece ... Rs. 2-8-0. 1. The Modern Review (CALCUTTA) says :—Mr. Sarda's method is most up-to-date. His facts are based on contemporary records, inscription and official chronicles. Being a gentleman of the Rajput country and fully familiar with the living traditions of history still current in that country and with Indo-Muham- madan histories he occupies an unrivalled position as a Rajput historian. His writings have the further advantage of being products of a pen used to judicial weighing of facts. It is really an epic booklet. Personalities vie with each other in nobleness, valour and sense of honour. The mind becomes awe stricken by stories which are more romantic than the greatest romances. Their virtues thrill the heart and electrify the soul. 2. Dr. A. Vincent Smith, Litt. D. (Oxford) :—This book on Maharana Sanga is well turned out and carefully prin- ted. The author has used Sanskrit, Hindi and Persian mate- rials as well as the ordinary books in Fnglish, and the book thus possesses independent value as a work of original research. 236