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Great Reductions in this Catalogue 



M. GRIFFITH. 



India's Princes. Short Life Sketches of the Native Rulers of India, 

 with 47 -Portraits and Illustrations. Demy 4to, gilt top, 2is. 

 List of Portraits. 



The Bombay Prbsidency. 

 H.H. the Gaikwar of Baroda. 

 H.H. the Rao of Cutch. 

 H.H. the Raja Kolhapu]f. 

 H.H. the Nawab of Junagarh. 

 H.H. the Thakore Sahib of Bhavnagar. 

 H.H. the Thakore Sahib of Dhangadra. 

 H.H. the Thakore Sahib of Morvi. 

 H.H. the Thakors Sahib of Gondal. 



Southern India. 

 H.H. the Nizam of Hyderabad. 

 H.H. the Maharaja of Mysore. 

 H.H. the Maharaja of Travancore. 



The Punjaub. 

 H.H. the Maharaja of Oashmere. 

 H.H. the Maharaja of Patiala. 

 H.H. the Maharaja of Kapurthalla. 



Rajputana. 

 The Maharaja of Oudipur. 

 The Maharaja of Jeypore. 

 The Maharaja of Jodbpur. 

 The Maharaja of Ulware. 

 The Maharaja of Bhurtpur. 



Cestaal India. 

 H.H. the Maharaja Holkar of Indore, 

 H.H, the Maharaja Scindia of Gwallor. 

 H.H. the Begum of Bhopal. 



"A handsome volume containing "a series of photographic portraits and local 

 views with accompanying letterpress, giving biographical and political details, 

 carefully compiled and attractively presented."— Times. ■ 



C. HAMILTON, 

 Hedaya or Guide. A Commentary on the Mussulman Laws. Second 

 Edition. With Preface and Index by S. G. Grady. Svo, 35s. 

 " A work of very high authority in all Moslem countries. It discusses most of the 

 subjects mentioned in the Koran and Sonna." — Mill's Muhammadanism, 



The great Law-Book of India, and one of the most important monuments of Mussul- 

 man legislation in existence. 



"A valuable work."^ALLlBONB. 



Synopsis of Contents. 



Of Zakat. 



Of Nikkah or Marriage. 



Of Riz2a or Fosterage. 



Of Talak or Divorce. 



Of Ittak or the Manumission of Slaves. 



Of Eiman or Vows. 



Of Hoodood or Punishment. 



Of Saraka or Larceny. 



Of Al Beyir or the Institutes. 



Of the Law respecting Lakects or Found- 

 lings. 



Of Looktas or Troves. 



Of Ibbak or the Absconding of Slaves. 



Of Mafkoods or Missing Persons. - 



Of Shirkat or Partnership. 



Of Wakf or Appropriations. 



Of Sale. 



Of Serf Sale. 



Of KaFalitorBall. 



Of Hawalit or the Transfer of the Kazee. 



Of the Duties of the Kazee. 



Of Shahadit or Evidence. 



Of Retractation of Evidence. 



Of Agency. 



Of Dawee or Claim. 



Of Ikrar or Acknowledge. 



Of Soolh or OompositioQ. 



Of Mozaribat or Oo-partnership in the 

 Profits of Stock and Libour, 



Of Widda or Deposits. 



Of Areeat or Loans. 



Of Hibba or Gifts. 



Of Ijaro or Hire. 



Of Mokatlbes. 



Of Willa. 



Of Ikrah or Compulsion. 



Of Hijr or Inhibition. - 



Of Mazoons or Licensed Slaves. 



Of Ghazb or Usurpation. 



Of Shaffa. 



Of T5issn;at or Partition. 



Of Mozarea or Compacts of Cultivation. 



Of Mosakat or Compacts of Gardening. 



Of Zabbah or the Slaying of Animals for 



Food. 

 Of Uzheea or Sadrifloe. 

 Of Kiraheeat or Abominations. 

 Of the Cultivation of Waste Lands. 

 Of Prohibited Liquors. 

 Of Hunting. 

 Of Rahn or Pawns. 



Of Janayat or Offences against the Person. 

 Of Deeayat or Fines. ' 



Of Mawakil or the Levying of Fines. 

 Of Wasaya or Wills. 

 Of Hermaphrodiies. 



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