Books for European History
 

Please suggest me some good books which are simple to study and understand. If some candidate who qualified in this subject can tell me about one or two books which were enough to get through, do tell me please. There are many books in the market but rather collecting too many books:blink I just want two or three good books which can do it for me. Thanx!!!!!!!:confused:

I would recommend you the following books.

1) Mastering Modern European History by Stuart T. Miller.

2) About European history by L.p.cock.

3) European History by IJ Chawla.

If u still have further queries regarding this subject u are free to ask.

Regards

Thanks + 1 Question
 

Imperturbable, I thank you for the recommendations and also for your offer to answer for my future queries. I want to ask u another question and that is also regarding books. Can u tell me which IR, Journalism & Const. Law books u studied during ur preparation. I thank u again for ur cooperation.

Regards

Muhammad Aqib Ali

Books !
 

No need to thanks,this is an obligation to help my fellow beings.

1) IR - Prakash Chander + material from internet and international magzines like, TIME and Economist.

2) Journalism - Exploring Journalim by Mirza Mohammad Yousuf + some part of Mass Communication by Imitiaz Shahid( esp communication models).

3) C.Law - M-ul-haq , constitution made easy, how states are governed and some notes from wikipedia ([url]www.wikipedia.net)[/url].

Further queires will be highly appreciated.
Regards

For European History

1) Raghubir Dayal
2) Joseph Lee
3) David Thomson
4) C.D.Hazen

Any tow of these are really necessary for good preparation!

Could somebody please tell me where i can find the Agatha Ramm books in islamabad, pindi?

hello, is it ok if ure consulting just ONE book?
which is h.l peacock.

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