# Freedom's Battle

These texts were published in Young India in 1922, an English language newspaper edited by Mohandas K. Gandhi.
CONTENTS
Page.
| 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 |
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