INDIAN HOME RULE
BY
M. K. GANDHI
Reprinted with a new foreword by the author
FIFTH EDITION
GANESH & Co., MADRAS
1922
MADRAS:
THE MODERN PRINTING WORKS, MOUNT ROAD.
Contents
| Chap. | Page | |
| I | The Congress and Its Officials | 11 |
| II | The Partition of Bengal | 18 |
| III | The Discontent and Unrest | 21 |
| IV | What is Swaraj? | 22 |
| V | The Condition of England | 26 |
| VI | Civilization | 30 |
| VII | Why was India Lost? | 35 |
| VIII | The condition of India | 39 |
| IX | Do. Railways | 43 |
| X | Do. Hindus and Mahomedans | 47 |
| XI | Do. Lawyers | 55 |
| XII | Do. Doctors | 60 |
| XIII | What is True Civilization? | 63 |
| XIV | How can India become Free? | 67 |
| XV | Italy and India | 71 |
| XVI | Brute Force | 75 |
| XVII | Passive Resistance | 84 |
| XVIII | Education | 97 |
| XIX | Machinery | 105 |
| XX | Conclusion | 110 |
| Appendices | 123 |
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