Gandhi Autobiography

'There is one thing I may not omit. You have appealed to us to sink domestic differences. If the appeal involves the toleration ...

We reached Nadiad at about ten o'clock. The Hindu Anathashram where we had our headquarters was only half a mile from the statio ...

the sake of living. It was such an agony to live on in that helpless state, doing nothing, receiving the service of friends and ...

'But surely you cannot have any objection to goat's milk then,' she interposed. The doctor too took up the strain. 'If you will ...

occasion. Shankarlal Banker took up the agitation in right earnest, and for the first time I got an idea of his wonderful capaci ...

I have ever felt at home in the south. Thanks to my South African work I felt I had some sort of special right over the Tamils a ...

Chapter 155 THAT MEMORABLE WEEK! --I After a short tour in South India I reached Bombay, I think on the 4th April, having receiv ...

copies were soon sold out. The proceeds of the sale were to utilized for furthering the civil disobedience campaign. Both these ...

cross the frontier of the Punjab. I replied that I could not possibly comply with the order, and that I was not prepared of my o ...

Chapter 156 THAT MEMORABLE WEEK !---II So I went to the Commissioner Mr. Griffith's office. All about the staircase leading to t ...

Satyagrahi is pledged to non- violence, and, unless people observe it in thought, word and deed, I cannot offer mass Satyagraha. ...

and saw the actual state of things there and heard reports about a large number of people from Kheda district having been arrest ...

Chapter 158 'NAVAJIVAN' AND 'YOUNG INDIA' Thus, whilst this movement for the preservation of non-violence was making steady thou ...

But how could the general public be trained in Satyagraha through the medium of English? My principal field of work lay in Gujar ...

who had invited me to the Punjab, were at this time in jail. But I felt sure that the Government could not dare to keep them and ...

then, and what still continues to fill me with surprise, was the fact that a province that had furnished the largest number of s ...

contended, their duty, and would enhance the dignity of their conduct. But if the Musalmans considered it as their neighbourly d ...

I was handicapped for want of suitable Hind or Urdu words. This was my first occasion for delivering an argumentative speech bef ...

Up to this time my share in the annual proceedings of the Congress was confined only to the constructive advocacy of Hindi by ma ...

support it. I could notice that, although our difference of opinion was free from any trace of bitterness, and although our spee ...