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LAWYERS AND NON-COOPERATION

       PARENTS AND NON-COOPERATION

       THE DUTY OF TITLE HOLDERS

       NON-COOPERATION -- SERVICE TO THE EMPIRE

       SPEECH AT TRICHINOPOLY

       COUNCIL ELECTIONS

       LAWYERS' PRACTICE

       GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS

       BOYCOTT OF BRITISH GOODS

       CONCLUSION

       SPEECH AT CALICUT

       SPEECH AT MANGALORE

       SPEECH AT BEZWADA

       THE CONGRESS

       WHO IS DISLOYAL?

       CRUSADE AGAINST NON-COOPERATION

       SPEECH AT MUZAFFARABAD

       RIDICULE REPLACING REPRESSION

       THE VICEREGAL PRONOUNCEMENT

       FROM RIDICULE, TO … ?

       TO EVERY ENGLISHMAN IN INDIA

       ONE STEP ENOUGH FOR ME

       THE NEED FOR HUMILITY

       SOME QUESTIONS ANSWERED

       PLEDGES BROKEN

       MORE OBJECTIONS ANSWERED

       MR. PENNINGTON'S OBJECTIONS ANSWERED

       MR. PENNINGTON'S LETTER TO MR. GANDHI

       SOME DOUBTS

       REJOINDER

       TWO ENGLISHMEN REPLY

       RE ​ NUNCIATION OF MEDALS

       MAHATMA GANDHI'S LETTER TO H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT

       THE GREATEST THING

       IX. MAHATMA ​ GANDHI'S STATEMENT

       Being a Comprehensive Collection of writings and speecheson the present situation

       By Mahatma Gandhi

      Second Edition

       1922

      The Publishers express their indebtedness to the Editor and Publisher of the "Young India" for allowing the free use of the articles appeared in that journal under the name of Mahatma Gandhi, and also to Mr. C. Rajagopalachar for the valuable introduction and help rendered in bringing out the book.

I. Introduction

      II. The Khilafat

       Table of Contents

       Why I have joined the Khilafat Movement

       The Turkish Treaty

       Turkish Peace Terms

       The Suzerainty over Arabia

       Further Questions Answered

       Mr. Candler's Open Letter

       In process of keeping

       Appeal to the Viceroy

       The Premier's Reply

       The Muslim Representation

       Criticism of the Manifesto

       The Mahomedan Decision

       Mr. Andrew's Difficulty

       The Khilafat Agitation

       Hijarat and its Meaning

III. The Punjab Wrongs

       Table of Contents

       Political Freemasonry

       The Duty of the Punjabee

       General Dyer

       The Punjab Sentences

IV. Swaraj

       Table of Contents

       Swaraj in one year

       British Rule an evil

       A movement of purification

       Why was India lost

       Swaraj