Marshman's History of India : from remote antiquity to the accession of the Mogul dynasty done into Hindi ... /

Translated by the Rev. J. J. Moore.

Hastalikhita Hindī granthoṃ kī khoja kā vivaraṇa /

With special reference to India.

Catalogues of the Hindi, Panjabi, Sindhi, and Pushtu printed books in the Library of the British Museum.

Accompanied by "A second supplementary catalogue of printed books in Hindi, Bihari (including Bhojpuria, Kaurmali and Maithili), and Pahari (including Nepali or Khaskura, Jaunsari, Mandeali, &c.) in the Library of the British Museum. Compiled by L.D. Barnett, J.F. Blumhardt, and J.V.S. Wilkinson." (viii p., 1678 columns. 29 cm.) Published: London, Trustees of the British Museum, 1957.

Annual report on the search for Hindi manuscripts for the year ...

Issues for 1906/08-<1912/14> have title: Triennial report on the search for Hindi manuscripts.

The Old Testament in the Hindi Language

Mode of access: Internet.

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Laghu-siddhānta-kaumudī /

Vol. 3, 6 issued without series statement.

Linguistic survey of India.

"Except in a few trifling instances, each dialect and sub-dialect is represented by a version of the parable of the prodigal son, printed in the vernacular character when such exists, and also in the roman character ... Other specimens of the more important dialects are also given. These are mainly pieces of folklore recorded in the actual words of the persons who narrated them"--Note inserted in vol. V, pt. 1.

A grammar of the Hindustani language in the Oriental and roman character : with numerous copper-plate illustrations of the Persian and Devanágari systems of alphabetic writing, to which is added, a copious selection of easy extracts for reading, in the Persi-Arabic and Devanágarí characters, forming a complete introduction to the Totá-kaháni and Bágh-o-bahár, together with a vocabulary of all the words, and various explanatory notes /

Mode of access: Internet.

Stewart's historical anecdotes : with a sketch of the history of England, and her connection with India /

Title page mistakenly reads "W.T. Adam" for "M.T.Adam".

Selections from the popular poetry of the Hindoos.

With the Hindi text in Roman characters.