References To Mhow in The Written Form.
Some books about Mhow include:
- Diaries and letters from India, 1895-1900 by Violet Jacob; Non fiction
- Last Post At Mhow by Arthur Hawkey; London: Jarrolds, 1969; Non fiction
- Chinnery's Hotel by Jaysinh Birjepatil; Ravi Dayal Publishers (India); 2005; fiction
There are references to Mhow in the works of Rudyard Kipling.
- (i)His poem "The Ladies"
- (ii) A reference to the train from Ajmer to Mhow in Chapter 1 of The Man Who would be King and
- (iii) A reference to Mhow in chapter 11 of Kim.
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