Charles Freer Andrews
Subtitle: a narrative
By: by Benarsidas Chaturvedi and Marjorie Sykes ; with a foreword by M.K. Gandhi
Contributors: Sykes, Marjorie
Publisher: Harper
Published: 1950
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Part One: The Englishman; title: 1. The early years, 1871-85; title: 2. School and College, 1885-95; title: 3. Apprenticeship, 1895-1904; title: Part Two: The twice-born; title: 4. St. Stephen's College, Delhi, 1904-07; title: 5. The Christian church in India, 1908-12; title: Part Three: The pioneer; title: 6. Unknown Seas, 1912-14; title: 7. Santiniketan and Fiji, 1914-16; title: 8. The end of indentured labour, 1916-18; title: 9. The aftermath of war-Amritsar, 1918-19; title: 10. The aftermath of war-Africa, 1919-20; title: Part Four: The friend of the poor; title: 11. Visva-Bharati, 1920-21; title: 12. The oppression of the poor, 1921-22; title: 13. "Compassion on the multitude," 1922-24; title: 14. The opium traffic, 1924-25; title: 15. South Africa, 1925-27; title: Part Five: The bridge-builder; title: 16. Retrospect and prospect, 1927-28; title: 17. American journeys, 1929-30; title: 18. The round table conferences, 1930-32; title: 19. India and Britain, 1932-35; title: 20. Interlude in Zanzibar, 1934; title: 21. Travels among students, 1935-37; title: 22. "Sir, we would see Jesus, " 1937-40