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::I don't have a problem with using the source that you have found but I would like to read it before commenting in detail. I'll probably be able to see a fair bit on Google Books but will probably end up having to borrow or buy a copy. I realise that other people probably will not want to wait that long. I'd remind them of [[WP:DEADLINE]] and that any amendments made in the intervening period may well get revised again when put into the context of the entire book. No big deal, provided that you are sure that you are not misrepresenting the source: it is how Wikipedia develops. - [[User:Sitush|Sitush]] ([[User talk:Sitush|talk]]) 06:35, 18 August 2014 (UTC)
::: {{ping|Sitush}} OK I think that is pretty fair, what I will do in the meantime is, since I only have the google books sample, I have noticed the book can be bought for around £38 on Amazon, but I don't want to spend that kind of money if I can find the book in my university library [[York University]] I'll have a read of it, but I doubt they have it, so I may have to end up buying it, or be cheeky and ask for screen shots from you to make sure everything i'm citing is in context. With respect to [[WP:LEAD]] I agree I made this point elsewhere saying you can't cram everything into the lead i.e. should state who/what the jats are and where they come from, and the rest should follow in the body. There is enough information the Vania's book which can also be included in the body namely her research which is based on Habibs work which shows how the Jats moved up in the social strata over years, since Baylay is talking around the 16th and 17th Vania's accounts are more detailed as to how the Jats were once regarded as the 'untouchables' to by the medieval period regarded as landowning elites. [[User:Syanaee|Syanaee]] ([[User talk:Syanaee|talk]]) 10:01, 18 August 2014 (UTC)
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