Mahatma Gandhi: nonviolent power in action

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Indian History and Philosophy Indian and Buddhist Studies Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies

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Preface to the 2012 Reissue Preface Introduction 1. Satyagraha Meets Swaraj: The Development of Gandhi's Ideas 1896-1917 2. Gandhi as Leader: Nonviolence in Power 3. Critiques of Gandhi from His Contemporaries: Rabindranath Tagore and M.N. Roy 4. Civil Disobedience: The Salt Satyagraha 5. The Calcutta Fast 6. Mohandas Conclusion: Gandhi's Contribution from Various Angles Afterword to the 2012 Reissue Chronology Notes Glossary Bibliography Index

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