The evolution of muslim political thought in india (6-volume set)

This set is a valuable acquisition for anyone interested in Indo-Pak history, containing as it does numerous important and hard-to-find primary source documents from 1857 to 1947. These volumes contain the texts of speeches, reports, conference proceedings, resolutions, letters, and much else from a variety of organisations (All-India Muslim League, Jamiatul Ulema-e-Hind, All-India Khilafat Conference, etc.) and individuals (Sir Syed, Iqbal, Jinnah, Nehru, etc.). Compiled and Edited Under the Auspices of the Indian Institute of Applied Political Research and published in India by S. Chand & Company in the 1970s and 1980s, the set consists of: Volume One: From Syed to the Emergence of Jinnah); 623pp. Volume Two: Sectarian Nationalism and Khilafat; 719pp. Volume Three: Parting of the Ways; 713pp. Volume Four: The Communal Award; 762pp. Volume Five: The Demand for Pakistan; 738pp. Volume Six: Freedom at Last; 704pp. These books are in very good condition. All of them have their original dustjackets, which apart from minor creases and fraying are in good shape. All bindings are solid, internally all pages are clean and unmarked, though some volumes have markings to the page edges. This book is brought to you by Babar's Bibliotheca: www.facebook.com/BabarsBibliotheca.