# Silk Road Books & Photos

## Afghanistan (Page 25 of 38)

#### 241 | #### Mohmand Kamil D.M.K | #### On a Foreign Approach to Khushal a Critique of Caroe and Howell
Publishers Maktabah-I-Shaheen Peshawar Pakistan 1968, condition good in dw pp157 The book is a critique of Caroe's 'The Pathans' in so far as The Pathans concerns Khushal Khan Khattak as well as being a critique of The Poems of Khushal Khan Khattak by Sir Evelyn Howell. First Edition, good some staining to dw. £25
#### 242 | #### Moorcroft, William Travels | #### In the Himalayan provinces of Hindustan and the Panjab from 1819 to 1825
wo Volumes By Oxford in Asia Historical Reprints Oxford Univ Press 1979 hardback in dustwrapper Moorcroft died on his way back to India from Bukhara. £70
#### 243 | #### Mohmand, Sher Mohammad Khan | #### Jewel of North Waziristan
1997 71 pages published in Peshawar. In original card covers. £20
#### 244 | #### Murphy, Dervla | #### Full Tilt
Ireland to India with a Bicycle. First Edition in DW. Fine condition. The author travels through Afghanistan on bicycle and then later goes on to Swat valley an independent princely state and meets the WALI OF Swat as well as the Pashtun President of Pakistan Ayub Khan. £25
#### 245 | #### Myrdal Jan and Kessle Gun | #### Gates to Asia
A diary from a long Journey 1972 Chatto and Windus travels through Afghanistan and Soviet Central Asia from 1958-71. Pages 246 in dw very good to fine condition. Translated from the Swedish. £20
#### 246 | #### Ahmad Mohiuddin | #### Saiyid Ahmad Shahid
Saiyid Ahmad Shahid established a resistance base in Swat Northern Pakistan to combat Ranjit Singh and Sikh power in the Frontier during the Nineteenth Century. The Saiyid captured Peshawar only to return it to the former Durrani ruler who had been in league with the Sikhs. The Sikhs were abducting Pashtun women, which resulted as always in a wave of resistance from Pashtun society against these invaders from India. Unfortunately The Durrani ruler of Peshawar also betrayed a plan to organize a revolt in the fort at Attock by Muslim troops in the Sikh army. Attock controls access to the Frontier Province. The Saiyid is presented as a formidable military opponent, but lacking the political savy of his opponents, which ultimately results in his opponents driving a wedge between the Saiyid, an Indian and his Pashtun hosts in the Swat valley, based on ethnic differences. This biography is written by an Indian scholar using Urdu and Persian primary sources. First Edition in dust wrapper Rare copy of a hard to find work. £95
#### 247 | #### Nasir, B.K.Zahrah/Pam Morris | #### The Gun Tree One Woman’s War
Oxford Univ Press Pakistan Mint paperback third edition account of Scottish lady originally named Pam Morris who details her account of travel to war torn Afghanistan in 1983 with the Mujahideen. £15
#### 248 | #### Nasiri, Omar | #### Inside the global Jihad How I infiltrated Al Qaeda and was abandoned by Western Intelligence
Hurst Publishers Hardback 2006 insider’s account of Afghan training camps and modus operandi of such institutions. 336 pages. £25
#### 249 | #### Nayar, Kuldip | #### Report on Afghanistan
New Delhi 1981 First Edition. PP 212 in good condition, paperback. Map and 16 black and white photos. £8
#### 250 | #### Neuenschwander, Elizabeth | #### Balochistan Nomads Afghanistan
1996 second edition Bern Switzerland Hardback with 102 colour plates including of Afghan women. £25
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