Selected writings of Mahatma Gandhi
By: selected and introduced by Ronald Duncan
Publisher: Faber and Faber
Published: 1951
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
Subjects: Social sciences
Notes: Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 249-250.
Table of contents: title: Part I.; title: Anasaki Yoga, or the The gospel of selfless action, an extract from Gandhi's commentary on The Bhagavad Gita -- -- Part II.; title: The Gita and satyagraha --; title: The philosophy of non-violence and The doctrine of the sword --; title: A letter from Tolstoy to Gandhi -- -- Part III.; title: The practice of satyagraha or civil disobedience --; title: The passive resister's discipline and method --; title: The growth of Congress --; title: Satyagraha and Nazism --; title: Satyagraha as a means of national defence --; title: An appeal to England --; title: Ahimsa and Himsa --; title: Fasting as a method of passive resistance -- -- Part IV.; title: A reply to the poet, Tagore --; title: Politics and religion --; title: Advice to satyagrahis in an industrial strike --; title: A letter to the Viceroy inaugurating the Non-co-operative Movement --; title: An appeal to his followers --; title: The Swadeshi Movement -- -- Part V.; title: Report of the trial of Mahatma Gandhi --; title: A letter to Mahatma Gandhi from prison -- -- Part VI.; title: Brahmacharya.; title: The virtue of chastity.; title: Caste, and Hindu Muslim unity.; title: Monoculture in education.; title: The untouchables.; title: Hinduism -- -- Part VII.; title: Extracts from Gandhi's diary kept during his residence in Delhi after India had achieved dominion status up to the time of his assassination -- -- Part VIII.; title: Correspondence between Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Linlithgow, Viceroy of India -- -- Part IX.; title: Aphorisms.