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Jawaharlal Nehru is a Prime Minister of India from 1947 to 1964. Jawaharlal Nehru has written 201 books. Below is every book in publication order — tick books off as you read them; progress saves automatically on your device.
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201 books
1. Letters from a Father to His Daughter (1929)
2. Glimpses of World History (1934)
3. An Autobiography (1936)
4. A Birthday Letter
5. A New Year’s Gift
6. The Lesson of History
7. Inqilab Zindabad
8. Asia and Europe
9. The Old Civilizations and Our Inheritance
10. The Hellenes
11. The Greek City-States
12. Empires in Western Asia
13. The Burden of Old Tradition
14. The Village Republics of Ancient India
15. A Thousand Years of China
16. The Call of the Past
17. Where Do Riches Go To?
18. The Sixth Century before Christ, and Religion
19. Persia and Greece
20. The Glory That Was Hellas
21. A Famous Conqueror but a Conceited Young Man
22. Chandragupta Maurya and the Arthashastra
23. Three Months!
24. The Arabian Sea
25. A Holiday and a Dream Journey
26. Man’s Struggle for a Living
27. A Survey
28. Ashoka, the Beloved of the Gods
29. The World of Ashoka’s Time
30. The Ch’ins and the Hans
31. Rome against Carthage
32. The Roman Republic Becomes an Empire
33. South India Overshadows the North
34. The Borderland Empire of the Kushans
35. Jesus and Christianity
36. The Roman Empire
37. The Roman Empire Splits Up and Finally Becomes a Ghost
38. The Idea of the World State
39. Parthia and the Sassanids
40. South India Colonizes
41. Hindu Imperialism under the Guptas
42. The Huns Gome to India
43. India’s Control of Foreign Markets
44. The Ups and Downs of Countries and Civilizations
45. China Flourishes under the Tangs
46. Chosen and Dai Nippon
47. Harsha-Vardhana and Hiuen Tsang
48. South India Produces Many Kings and Warriors and a Great Man
49. India in the Middle Ages
50. Angkor the Magnificent and Sri Vijaya
51. Rome Relapses into Darkness
52. The Coming of Islam
53. The Arabs Conquer from Spain to Mongolia
54. Baghdad and Harunal-Rashid
55. From Harsha to Mahmud in North India
56. The Countries of Europe Take Shape
57. The Feudal System
58. China Pushes the Nomads to the West
59. The Shogun Rules in Japan
60. The Quest of Man
61. The End of the First Millennium after Christ
62. Another Look at Asia and Europe
63. The Maya Civilization of America
64. A Jump Back to Mohenjo-daro
65. Cordoba and Granada
66. The Crusades
67. Europe at the Time of the Crusades
68. The Rise of European Cities
69. The Afghans Invade India
70. The Slave Kings of Delhi
71. Chengiz Khan Shakes up Asia and Europe
72. The Mongols Dominate the World
73. Marco Polo, the Great Traveller
74. The Roman Church Becomes Militant
75. The Fight against Authoritarianism
76. The Passing of the Middle Ages
77. The Discovery of the Sea Routes
78. The Break-up of the Mongol Empires
79. India Begins to Tackle a Difficult Problem
80. The Kingdoms of South India
81. Vijayanagar
82. The Malaysian Empires of Madjapahit and Malacca
83. Europe Begins to Grab in Eastern Asia
84. An Age of Peace and Prosperity in China
85. Japan Shuts Herself Up
86. Europe in Turmoil
87. The Renaissance
88. The Protestant Revolt and the Peasants’ War
89. Autocracy in Sixteenth and Seventeenth-Century Europe
90. The Netherlands Fight for Freedom
91. England Cuts Off the Head of Her King
92. Babar
93. Akbar
94. The Decline and Fall of the Moghal Empire in India
95. The Sikhs and the Marathas
96. The English Triumph over Their Rivals in India
97. A Great Manchu Ruler in China
98. A Chinese Emperor Writes to an English King
99. The War of Ideas in Eighteenth-Century Europe
100. Europe on the Eve of Great Changes
101. The Coming of the Big Machine
102. The Industrial Revolution Begins in England
103. America Breaks Away from England
104. The Fall of the Bastille
105. The French Revolution
106. Revolution and Counter-Revolution
107. The Ways of Governments
108. Napoleon
109. More about Napoleon
110. A Survey of the World
111. The Hundred Years before the World War
112. The Nineteenth Century Continued
113. Wars and Revolt in India
114. The Indian Artisan Goes to the Wall
115. The Village, the Peasant, and the Landlord in India
116. How Britain Ruled India
117. The Reawakening of India
118. Britain Forces Opium on China
119. China in Difficulties
120. Japan Rushes Ahead
121. Japan Defeats Russia
122. China Becomes a Republic
123. Farther India and the East Indies
124. Another New Year’s Day
125. The Philippines and the United States of America
126. Where Three Continents Meet
127. A Look Back
128. The Persistence of Iran’s Old Traditions
129. Imperialism and Nationalism in Persia
130. About Revolutions Generally, and Especially Those of Eighteen Forty-eight in Europe
131. Italy Becomes a United and Free Nation
132. The Rise of Germany
133. Some Famous Writers
134. Darwin and the Triumph of Science
135. The Advance of Democracy
136. The Coming of Socialism
137. Karl Marx and the Growth of Workers’ Organizations
138. Marxism
139. The Victorian Age in England
140. England Becomes the World’s Money-lender
141. Civil War in America
142. The Invisible Empire of America
143. Seven Hundred Years of Conflict between Ireland and England
144. Home Rule and Sinn Fein in Ireland
145. Britain Seizes and Holds on to Egypt
146. Turkey Becomes the “Sick Man of Europe”
147. The Russia of the Tsars
148. The Russian Revolution of 1905 That Failed
149. The End of an Epoch
150. The World War Begins
151. India on the Eve of the War
152. War 1914-1918
153. The Course of the War
154. The Passing Away of Tsardom in Russia
155. The Bolsheviks Seize Power
156. The Soviets Win Through
157. Japan Bullies China
158. India during War-Time
159. The New Map of Europe
160. The Post-War World
161. Ireland’s Fight for a Republic
162. A New Turkey Rises from the Ashes
163. Mustafa Kemal Breaks with the Past
164. India Follows Gandhi
165. India in the Nineteen-Twenties
166. Peaceful Rebellion in India
167. Egypt’s Fight for Freedom
168. What Independence under the British Means
169. Western Asia Re-enters World Politics
170. The Arab Countries — Syria
171. Palestine and Trans-Jordan
172. Arabia — A Jump from the Middle Ages
173. Iraq and the Virtues of Aerial Bombing
174. Afghanistan and Some Other Countries of Asia
175. The Revolution That Did Not Come Off
176. A New Way of Paying Old Debts
177. The Strange Behaviour of Money
178. Move and Counter-Move
179. Mussolini and Fascism in Italy
180. Democracy and Dictatorships
181. Revolution and Counter-Revolution in China
182. Japan Defies the World
183. The Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
184. The Piatiletka, or Russia’s Five Year Plan
185. The Soviet Union’s Difficulties, Failures and Successes
186. Science Goes Ahead
187. The Good and Bad Applications of Science
188. The Great Depression and World Crisis
189. What Caused the Crisis
190. The Struggle of America and England for Leadership
191. The Dollar, the Pound, and the Rupee
192. The Capitalist World Fails to Pull Together
193. Revolution in Spain
194. The Nazi Triumph in Germany
195. Disarmament
196. President Roosevelt to the Rescue
197. The Failure of Parliaments
198. A Final Look round the World
199. The Shadow of War
200. The Last Letter
201. Postscript
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