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AKHTAR, S.M. Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah
Lahore, Shalimar Printing Press. n.d. [ca. 1956-57?]. 1 leaf, 70pp, Decline of Muslim Power in India, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, The Message of Dr. Iqbal, The Creation of Pakistan, His Early Life, Indian National Congress, The Boundary Commission, The Passing Away of Quaid-i-Azam, [glossary] of difficult words and phrases. 12mo/17.5cm. Printed stiff wrappers, short closed split at tail of spine, cover panel functions as title page, stamp of London Book Co. Peshawar on back panel, page 1 browned, otherwise clean, tight and very good. A curious little book intended for schoolchildren. The front panel has an added certificate pasted on the bottom which reads: "By S.M. Akhtar./This book has been approved as a Library Book/for both Boys and Girls in the Peshawar Region/(Vide Director of Eduction Peshawar Region's C.M./No. 917-1157/T.B.C. dated 17-5-57 and Inspector of/Schools Rawalpindi Division's endorsement no. 6712/m. Dated 28-5-57./ The approved price for this book is Rs.1/4.."Not found in major library listings or standard bibliographies. The author may be S.M. Sardar Mohammad Akhtar (1904- ), an economist who authored several books on economics and the economies of India and Pakistan, the latter much reprinted..
Offered for US$ 12.00 by: James Hurley, Books - Book number: 001746
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