In this Article, The Law IQ brings with List of Famous books and their author in the field of Law. As we all know books play a very good role in sharpening our minds. So all these Books also play a good role in sharpening your legal mind. So, Now Let’s See Famous books and their authors in the field of Law.
Famous Books and their Authors
The Framing of India’s Constitution → Written By ⇒ B. Shiva Rao
We the Nation → Written By ⇒ N.A. Palkhiwala
We the People → Written By ⇒ N.A. Palkhiwala
Law & Literature → Written By ⇒M.K. Gandhi
Roses in December → Written By ⇒ M.C. Chagla
My Life-Law and Other Things→ Written By ⇒ Motilal C. Setalvad
My Own Boswell → Written By ⇒ M. Hidayatullah
Landmarks in the Law → Written By ⇒ Lord Denning
What Next in the Law → Written By ⇒ Lord Denning
Constitutional Law of India → Written By ⇒ H.M. Seervai
Law in Changing Society → Written By ⇒ W. Friedmann
Law in the Making → Written By ⇒ C.K. Allen
The Province and Function of Law → Written By ⇒ Julius Stone
International Law → Written By ⇒ Oppenheim
The Law of Nations → Written By ⇒ Brierly
The Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation → Written By ⇒ Bentham
The Province of Jurisprudence Determined → Written By ⇒ Austin
Das Kapital → Written By ⇒ Karl Mark
Arthashatra → Written By ⇒ Kautilya
All the President’s Men → Written By ⇒ Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward
All the Prime Minister’s Men → Written By ⇒ Janardhan Thakur
Hindu Civilisation → Written By ⇒ J.M. Barrie
India Divided → Written By ⇒ Rajendra Prasad
Constitution of India – Defaced and Defied → Written By ⇒ N.A. Palkhivala
Candid Corner →Written By ⇒ Abhishek singhvi
India from Curzon to Nehru and After → Written By ⇒ Durgadas
India China War → Written By ⇒ Neville Maxwell
Indian Home Rule → Written By ⇒ M.K. Gandhi
Indo-Pakistan Conflict → Written By ⇒ Russel Brines
Freedom at Midnight → Written By ⇒ Larry Collins/ Dominique Lafiene
The Judgment → Written By ⇒ Kuldip Nayar
Men who killed Gandhi → Written By ⇒ Manohar Malgonkar
Mother India → Written By ⇒ Katherine Mayo
Muslim Dilema in India → Written By ⇒ M.R.A. Baig
My Truth → Written By ⇒ Indira Gandhi
My Experiments with Truth → Written By ⇒ Mahatma Gandhi
Non-violence in Peace and War→ Written By ⇒ Mahatma Gandhi
Prison Diary→ Written By ⇒ Jayaprakash Narain
The Republic → Written By ⇒ Plato
Revenue Stamp → Written By ⇒ Amrita Pritam
Song of India → Written By ⇒ Sarojini Naidu
Wealth of Nations → Written By ⇒ Adam Smith
Unhappy India → Written By ⇒ Lala Lajpat Rai
View from the UN → Written By ⇒ U. Thant
War of India Independence → Written By ⇒ Vir Savarkar
War of the Worlds → Written By ⇒ H.G. Wells
We Indians → Written By ⇒ Khushwant Singh
Wonder That Was India → Written By ⇒ A.L. Bashaon
India Wins Freedom → Written By ⇒ Maulana Azad
A Foreign Policy for India → Written By ⇒ I.K. Gujral
Communist Manifesto → Written By ⇒ Karl Marx
Conquest of Self → Written By ⇒ Mahatma Gandhi
Crime and Punishment → Written By ⇒ Kyodor Dostoevsky
Discovery of India → Written By ⇒ Jawaharlal Nehru
Grammar of Politics → Written By ⇒ H.J. Laski
Voice of Justice → Written By ⇒ Justice AR. Lakshmanan
A Call to Honour → Written By ⇒ Jaswant Singh
Conclusion
All these books are sharpening your legal mind and help to increase your legal reseaning, Most of these books are connected with Indian Legal History. And all these books give a idea of Why the society need a propere rules and regulation? and help to understand the concept of law.
Basically, This Articles take three books of Mahatma Gandhi which are these followingly: My Experiment with Truth, Non-violence in peace and war and Conquest of self. These all books are connected with the society.
If you want to gain a deep knowledge of the constitution of India you should have to read this following books of N.A Palkhiwala which gives you a basic history of the Indian Contstituition.
- We the Nation
- We the people
- Constitution of India – Defaced and Defied.