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Title Freedom's Battle
Author Mohandas K. Gandhi
Year 1922
Publisher Ganesh & Co.
Location Madras
Source djvu
Progress To be proofread
Transclusion Index not transcluded or unreviewed

CONTENTS


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I. INTRODUCTION 1 to 19
II. THE KHILAFAT
Why I have joined the Khilafat Movement 21
The Turkish Treaty 25
Turkish Peace Terms 30
The Suzerainty over Arabia 32
Further Questions Answered 33
Mr. Candler’s Open Letter 45
In process of keeping 52
Appeal to the Viceroy 55
The Premier’s reply 59
The Muslim Representation 62
Criticism of the Manifesto 66
The Mahomedan Decision 70
Mr. Andrew’s Difficulty 73
The Khilafat Agitation 76
Hijarat and its Meaning 80
III. THE PUNJAB WRONGS
Political Freemasonry 83
The Duty of the Punjabee 89
General Dyer 93
The Punjab Sentences 95
IV. SWARAJ
Swaraj in one year 97
British Rule an evil 103
A movement of purification 104
Why was India lost 105
Swaraj my ideal 109
On the wrong track 118
The Congress Constitution 122
Swaraj in nine months 127
The Attainment of Swaraj 131
V. HINDU MOSLEM UNITY
The Hindus and the Mahomedans 137
Hindu Mahomedan unity 145
Hindu Muslim unity 149
VI. TREATMENT OF DEPRESSED CLASSES
Depressed Classes 154
Amelioration of the depressed classes 159
The Sin of Untouchability 162
VII. TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD
Indians abroad 165
Indians overseas 168
Pariahs of the Empire 171
VIII. NON-CO-OPERATION
Non-co-operation 174
Mr. Montagu on the Khilafat Agitation 175
At the call of the country 180
Non-co-operation explained 185
Religious Authority for non-co-operation 192
The inwardness of non-co-operation 196
A missionary on non-co-operation 199
How to work non-co-operation 203
Speech at Madras 208
Trichinopoly 230
Calicut 237
Mangalore 245
Bezwada 253
The Congress 261
Who is disloyal 264
Crusade against non-co-operation 266
Speech at Muzafarbad 269
Ridicule replacing Repression 273
The Viceregal pronouncement 275
From Ridicule to — ? 277
To every Englishman in India 280
One step enough for me 284
The need for humility 288
Some Questions Answered 289
Pledges broken 296
More objections answered 300
Mr. Pennington’s Objections Answered 302
Some doubts 311
Rejoinder 313
Two Englishmen Reply 316
Letter to The Viceroy—Renunciation of Medals 321
Letter to H. R. H. The Duke of Connaught 323
The Greatest thing 328
Mahatma Gandhi’s Statement 332
Written Statement 334
Index 343