Gandhi and
Gandhi and Anarchy
作者：Sankaran Nair, C. (Chettur), Sir, 1857-1934
体例：题 章数：136
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共 136 题- GANDHI AND ANARCHY
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- Preface ix
- His Philosophy 1
- The Non-Co-operation Resolution 24
- The Kilafat Question 29
- The Punjab Atrocities 54
- Swaraj or Home Rule 59
- Education 66
- Vakils and Courts 73
- Boycott of Councils 74
- Boycott of Foreign Goods 77
- Non-Violent Non-Co-operation 96
- Individual Civil Disobedience 109
- PREFACE
- C. SANKARAN NAIR
- GANDHI AND ANARCHY
- HIS PHILOSOPHY
- About railways he says as follows:--
- He will not give any education to a raiyat or poor peasant:--
- It is unnecessary to say that he hates Parliaments:--
- Towards the end of the book he says:--
- Before I leave you, I will take the liberty of repeating:--
- 1. Real Home Rule is Self Rule or control;
- THE NON-CO-OPERATION RESOLUTION
- THE KHILAFAT QUESTION
- Now the position is this:--
- THE PUNJAB ATROCITIES
- SWARAJ OR HOME RULE
- In his scheme of "Home Rule for India" Mr. Gandhi said:--
- He said on the 16th February 1921:--
- EDUCATION
- VAKILS AND COURTS
- BOYCOTT OF COUNCILS
- BOYCOTT OF FOREIGN GOODS
- He added, however:--
- Towards the end of the month the _Times of India_ observed:--
- NON-VIOLENT NON-CO-OPERATION
- INDIVIDUAL CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
- APPENDIX I
- VICEROY'S SPEECH.
- Effect of violent preaching
- The Leader of the Movement
- Its inevitable result
- APPENDIX II
- DIABOLICAL ATROCITIES.
- APPENDIX III
- MALABAR'S AGONY.
- By Annie Besant
- MADHAVAN NAIR.
- APPENDIX IV
- APPENDIX V
- Petition of Malabar Ladies to Lady Reading
- APPENDIX VI
- ON NON-CO-OPERATION
- BY M. R. JAYAKAR
- The Failure of the Programme
- Experiment in youthful sacrifice
- The Lawyer-Failure
- A Foul Atmosphere
- Revise the Programme
- Enter the Councils
- N.C.O. Concession
- Suggested Modifications
- Civil Disobedience
- APPENDIX VII
- APPENDIX VIII
- APPENDIX IX
- GENTLEMEN,
- APPENDIX X
- STATEMENT BY SIR L. PORTER
- Violent Agitators
- Soul Force
- Criminal Intimidation
- The Arrests
- APPENDIX XI
- BARABANKI DISORDERS
- Khilafat Agitators
- The Arrests
- APPENDIX XII
- THE GORAKHPUR TRAGEDY
- The Mob breaks Loose
- APPENDIX XIII
- BENGAL
- GENTLEMEN,
- His Excellency's Speech at the St. Andrew's Dinner, on 30th November 1921
- His Excellency's speech at the Legislative Council on 19th December 1921
- GENTLEMEN,
- APPENDIX XIV
- Governor's Warning
- On the Defensive
- The Critics Answered
- The Lesson of Chauri Chaura
- The Issue
- APPENDIX XV
- APPENDIX XVI
- BEHAR AND ORISSA
- I left at 2 P.M. and arrived Meanchupra at about 3 P.M.
- APPENDIX XVII
- Disgraceful Tyranny
- North and South of the Ganges
- The Giridih Riots
- The question of Counter-Propaganda
- APPENDIX XVIII
- DEMAND FOR AN INDIAN "REPUBLIC"
- Mr. Hazrat Mohani's Address
- The Aims of the League
- The League an Old Calendar
- An Indian "Republic"
- Hindus and Muslims
- The Mopla Rebellion
- Governmental Policy
- Duty of Muslims
- The Muslim Demands
- A Compact Between Congress and League
- APPENDIX XIX
- GOVERNMENT REPLIES.
- A new and dangerous situation
- More drastic Measures
- A statement disproved
- The proposed conference
- Issue--Law versus lawlessness
- APPENDIX XX
- N.C.O. RESOLUTION
- The Pledge
- Volunteer corps
- Mahatma the dictator
- APPENDIX XXI
- Mr. M. K. Gandhi's Statement
- WRITTEN STATEMENT
- M. K. GANDHI.
- APPENDIX XXII
- APPENDIX XXIII
- THE TATA PRINTING WORKS, 5, THAMBU CHETTY ST., MADRAS.
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