Books
Sir Mirza Ismail has penned his memoirs under the title “My Public Life” published in 1954 before his death on 5 January 1959 at his house Windsor lodge in Bangalore.
The following Books are just a few references of Sir Mirza Ismail's Essays, Lectures and Interactions
Mahatma Gandhi -Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (Page 143 onwards)-An Indian Statesman's Tribute by Sir Mirza M. Ismail, KCIE (Dewan of Mysore; Bangalore, India)
Indian Round Table Conference Proceedings By Various
The new India, 1948-1955: memoirs of an Indian civil servant By Asok Mitra
Encyclopaedia of Higher Education: Convocation address By Suresh Kant Sharma (Page 111 onwards) -Education and Unity for Economic Upliftment
Sir Mirza M. Ismail: views and opinions on his retirement from the office of Dewan of Mysore Publisher Printed at the Bangalore Press, 1942
Studies on Dewan Sir Mirza Ismail: collection of seminar papers-Sūryanātha Kāmat
Anecdotes of Quaid-i-Azam-Masudul Hasan 1976 (Page 82 onwards )
International PEN Indian Writers in Council By K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar-Inaugural Address by Prime Minister, Sir Mirza Ismail
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