The dawn of Indian freedom
By: by Jack C. Winslow and Verrier Elwin, with a forewrd by the Archbishop of York.
Contributors: Elwin, Verrier, 1902-1964.
Publisher: G. Allen & Unwin Ltd.
Published: 1931
Place of publication: London : G. Allen & Unwin ltd
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Gandhi, -- Mahatma, -- 1869-1948.; India -- Religion.
Other titles: Dawn of Indian freedom.
Description: Discussion of the possible future role of the Christian church in shaping a new India, freed from British control, the church incorporating in its doctrines the teachings of the Indian sacred books, and moved by the ideals of Gandhi.
Table of contents: title: The Gandhi-Irwin pact and after, by J. C. Winslow.; title: The half-naked fakir, by V. Elwin.; title: The meaning of Satyagraha, by V. Elwin.; title: The place of the Christian church in the new India, by J. C. Winslow.