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Freedom's Battle Being a Comprehensive Collection of Writings and Speeches on the Present Situation

by Mahatma Gandhi

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Freedom's Battle Being a Comprehensive Collection of Writings and Speeches on the Present Situation is available in the Project Gutenberg source edition credited to Mahatma Gandhi. Catalog subjects include British -- India; Nonviolence; India -- Politics and government -- 1919-1947. This edition retains the source text, including any introductory material and notes.

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Table of contents

93 chapters

  1. 01Second Edition 19222 min
  2. 02IV. SWARAJ2 min
  3. 03VIII. NON-CO-OPERATION2 min
  4. 04I. INTRODUCTION4 min
  5. 05THE HINDU DHARMA2 min
  6. 06AN ENDURING TREATY2 min
  7. 07THE BRITISH CONNECTION2 min
  8. 08THE ALTERNATIVE2 min
  9. 09THE FIFTH UPAYA2 min
  10. 10SOME OBJECTIONS4 min
  11. 11EMANCIPATION2 min
  12. 12II. THE KHILAFAT5 min
  13. 13THE TURKISH TREATY5 min
  14. 14TURKISH PEACE TERMS2 min
  15. 15THE SUZERAINTY OVER ARABIA6 min
  16. 16FURTHER QUESTIONS ANSWERED8 min
  17. 17MR. CANDLER’S OPEN LETTER7 min
  18. 18IN PROCESS OF KEEPING3 min
  19. 19APPEAL TO THE VICEROY5 min
  20. 20THE PREMIER’S REPLY3 min
  21. 21THE MUSSULMAN REPRESENTATION4 min
  22. 22CRITICISM OF THE MUSLIM MANIFESTO4 min
  23. 23THE MAHOMEDAN DECISION2 min
  24. 24MR. ANDREWS’ DIFFICULTY3 min
  25. 25THE KHILAFAT AGITATION4 min
  26. 26HIJARAT AND ITS MEANING3 min
  27. 27III. THE PUNJAB WRONGS6 min
  28. 28THE DUTY OF THE PUNJABEE4 min
  29. 29GENERAL DYER2 min
  30. 30THE PUNJAB SENTENCES2 min
  31. 31IV. SWARAJ — Section 316 min
  32. 32BRITISH RULE—AN EVIL2 min
  33. 33A MOVEMENT OF PURIFICATION2 min
  34. 34WHY WAS INDIA LOST?4 min
  35. 35SWARAJ MY IDEAL10 min
  36. 36ON THE WRONG TRACK4 min
  37. 37THE CONGRESS CONSTITUTION5 min
  38. 38SWARAJ IN NINE MONTHS3 min
  39. 39THE ATTAINMENT OF SWARAJ7 min
  40. 40V. HINDU MOSLEM UNITY9 min
  41. 41HINDU-MAHOMEDAN UNITY5 min
  42. 42HINDU-MUSLIM UNITY3 min
  43. 43VI. TREATMENT OF THE DEPRESSED CLASSES5 min
  44. 44AMELIORATION OF THE DEPRESSED CLASSES3 min
  45. 45THE SIN OF UNTOUCHABILITY3 min
  46. 46VII. TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD3 min
  47. 47INDIANS OVERSEAS3 min
  48. 48PARIAHS OF THE EMPIRE3 min
  49. 49VIII. NON-CO-OPERATION — Section 497 min
  50. 50AT THE CALL OF THE COUNTRY5 min
  51. 51NON-CO-OPERATION EXPLAINED7 min
  52. 52RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY FOR NON-CO-OPERATION4 min
  53. 53THE INWARDNESS OF NON-CO-OPERATION3 min
  54. 54A MISSIONARY ON NON-CO-OPERATION4 min
  55. 55HOW TO WORK NON-CO-OPERATION5 min
  56. 56SPEECH AT MADRAS3 min
  57. 57NEED FOR NON-CO-OPERATION4 min
  58. 58IS IT UNCONSTITUTIONAL?6 min
  59. 59NON-CO-OPERATION AND THE SPECIAL CONGRESS2 min
  60. 60BOYCOTT OF THE COUNCILS3 min
  61. 61LAWYERS AND NON-CO-OPERATION2 min
  62. 62PARENTS AND NON-CO-OPERATION2 min
  63. 63THE DUTY OF TITLE HOLDERS2 min
  64. 64NON-CO-OPERATION—SERVICE TO THE EMPIRE4 min
  65. 65SPEECH AT TRICHINOPOLY2 min
  66. 66LAWYERS’ PRACTICE2 min
  67. 67GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS2 min
  68. 68BOYCOTT OF BRITISH GOODS2 min
  69. 69CONCLUSION2 min
  70. 70SPEECH AT CALICUT9 min
  71. 71SPEECH AT MANGALORE8 min
  72. 72SPEECH AT BEZWADA9 min
  73. 73THE CONGRESS3 min
  74. 74WHO IS DISLOYAL?2 min
  75. 75CRUSADE AGAINST NON-CO-OPERATION3 min
  76. 76SPEECH AT MUZAFFARABAD6 min
  77. 77THE VICEREGAL PRONOUNCEMENT2 min
  78. 78FROM RIDICULE, TO—?3 min
  79. 79TO EVERY ENGLISHMAN IN INDIA5 min
  80. 80ONE STEP ENOUGH FOR ME3 min
  81. 81THE NEED FOR HUMILITY2 min
  82. 82SOME QUESTIONS ANSWERED7 min
  83. 83PLEDGES BROKEN4 min
  84. 84MORE OBJECTIONS ANSWERED4 min
  85. 85MR. PENNINGTON’S OBJECTIONS ANSWERED5 min
  86. 86MR. PENNINGTON’S LETTER TO MR. GANDHI3 min
  87. 87SOME DOUBTS2 min
  88. 88REJOINDER3 min
  89. 89TWO ENGLISHMEN REPLY4 min
  90. 90RENUNCIATION OF MEDALS3 min
  91. 91MAHATMA GANDHI’S LETTER TO H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT4 min
  92. 92THE GREATEST THING3 min
  93. 93IX. MAHATMA GANDHI’S STATEMENT10 min
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