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86 THE BALOCH RACE
III. HISTORY.
Elliott and Dowson : ' The History of India.' 8 vols. London,
1867- 1877 (especially vols, i., ii., and v.). Referred to as ' E. D.'
Ferishta's History. Text published by Newal Kishor, Lakhnau.
Erskine :
' Babar and Humayun.' 2 vols. London, 1854.
Raverty: 'Translation of Tabakat-i-NasirT.' London, 1881.
Jaubert :
' Geographie d'Edrisi.' Paris, 1836.
Ouseley's ' Ibn Haukal ' (i.e., Istakhrl).
Zotenberg: 'Chronique de Tabari.' Paris, 1872.
Mordtmann :
* Istakhrl. ' Hamburg, 1845.
Mas'udI. 9 vols. Paris (French translation).
Yakut's Geographical Dictionary (French translation).
Haig :
' The Indus Delta Country.' London, 1894.
Mockler :
' The Origin of the Baloch.' J. A. S. B., 1895.
Dames :
IV. POETRY AND LEGEND.
' Sketch of the Northern Balochi Language.' Calcutta, 1881
(J. A. S. B.).
Dames :
' Balochi Text-Book.' Lahore, 1891.
Hetu Ram :
' Biluchi-nama. 5
Lahore, 1881.
Douie : Annotated translation of above, omitting the poems. Cal-
Mayer :
cutta, 1885.
1900.
' Baloch Classics.' Fort Munro and Agra (privately printed),
V. LANGUAGE.
In addition to the above given under IV., the works of Mockler and
Pearce should be consulted for Mekrani, and those of Gladstone and
Bruce for Northern Balochi. A complete list will be found in
Geiger : 'Die Sprache der Balutschen ' (Grundriss d. Ir. Phil.),
Strassburg, 1898, which is the best general work on Balochi.