महाराणा कुम्भा (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य के अद्वितीय विजेता, निर्माता व विद्वान्)

WORKS BY
HAR BILAS SARDA,
HINDU SUPERIORITY.
(PP. 428 + XXXII.)
Full Cloth, Royal Octavo, illustrated ... ... Rs. 6.

1. The Liberty Review (LONDON) :—" The facts which
   ne brings forward to establish the pre-eminence of India in
   every department and sphere of human activity are of a charac-
   ter which it would be difficult to dispute, and the style in which
   they are set forth is both clear and picturesque."
2. The Indian World (CALCUTTA) :—" Mr. Sarda's book
   is the most interesting account of the ancient civilization of
   India that we have ever had the pleasure of reading. Mr.
   Sarda's style is easy, clear and sometimes rises even to elo-
   quence ; his manner of presenting an argument or advancing a
   theory is always happy and attractive: his study is encyclopædic.
   To the future historian of India this book will prove a mine of
   information, to the student of the civilization of the world it will
   be indispensable."
3. The Amrita Bazar Patrika :—"The researches of the
   author prove his tireless energy, uncommon industry and his
   vast knowledge." "In that remarkable book he has done in-
   valuable service to the 'Hindus by showing them by facts and
   figures the great achievements of their ancestors. And what
   Hindu heart will not glow with pride to know that the ancient
   Hindus were not only a highly patriotic and most warlike
   nation, but they rose to the highest pinnacle of glory in all
   walks of life."
4. The Indian Mirror (CALCUTTA) :—"M. Har Bilas
   Sarda, has done an inestimable service to his country by pub-
   lishing a remarkable book entitled 'Hindu Superiority,.........
   Let every patriotic Hindu come and cast a glance at the inspiri-
   ting picture of his country's past greatness painted in the pages
   of 'Hindu Superiority.' It is needless to dwell at length upon
   the vast erudition and antiquarian research of the author.
   The book is a priceless treasure.
5. The Morning Post (DELHI):—"As a contribution to
   the history of his country, it is intensely interesting from
   beginning to end. As a brief synopsis of a vast subject, the
   work is a most valuable contribution to our knowledge."
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