Freedom's Battle
Freedom's Battle Being a Comprehensive Collection of Writings and Speeches on the Present Situation
作者：Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948
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章节目录
共 189 题- FREEDOM'S BATTLE
- BY MAHATMA GANDHI
- Second Edition
- CONTENTS
- I. INTRODUCTION
- II. THE KHILAFAT
- 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
- Political Freemasonry
- The Duty of the Punjabec
- General Dyer
- The Punjab Sentences
- IV. SWARAJ
- Swaraj in one year
- British Rule an evil
- A movement of purification
- Why was India lost
- Swaraj my ideal
- On the wrong track
- The Congress Constitution
- Swaraj in nine months
- The Attainment of Swaraj
- V. HINDU MOSLEM UNITY
- The Hindus and the Mahomedans
- Hindu Mahomedan unity
- Hindu Muslim unity
- VI. TREATMENT OF THE DEPRESSED CLASSES
- Depressed Classes
- Amelioration of the depressed classes
- The Sin of Untouchability
- VII. TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD
- Indians abroad
- Indians overseas
- Pariahs of the Empire
- VIII. NON-CO-OPERATION
- Non-co-operation
- Mr. Montagu on the Khilafat Agitation
- At the call of the country
- Non-co-operation explained
- Religious Authority for non-co-operation
- The inwardness of non-co-operation
- A missionary on non-co-operation
- How to work non-co-operation
- Speech at Madras
- The Congress
- Who is disloyal
- Crusade against non-co-operation
- Speech at Muxafarbail
- Ridicule replacing Repression
- The Viceregal pronouncement
- 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
- Some doubts
- Rejoinder
- Two Englishmen Reply
- Letter to the Viceroy--Renunciation of Medals
- Letter to H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught
- The Greatest thing
- Mahatma Gandhi's Statement
- IX. WRITTEN STATEMENT
- Index
- I. INTRODUCTION
- THE MUSSALMAN AGONY
- THE HINDU DHARMA
- AN ENDURING TREATY
- THE BRITISH CONNECTION
- THE ALTERNATIVE
- THE FIFTH UPAYA
- SOME OBJECTIONS
- EMANCIPATION
- C. RAJAGOPALACHAR
- II. THE KHILAFAT
- 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
- I have the honour to remain,
- Laburnam Road, Gamdevi, Bombay
- 22nd June 1920
- THE PREMIER'S REPLY
- THE MUSSULMAN REPRESENTATION
- CRITICISM OF THE MUSLIM MANIFESTO
- THE MAHOMEDAN DECISION
- MR. ANDREWS' DIFFICULTY
- THE KHILAFAT AGITATION
- HIJARAT AND ITS MEANING
- III. THE PUNJAB WRONGS
- POLITICAL FREEMASONRY
- THE DUTY OF THE PUNJABEE
- GENERAL DYER
- THE PUNJAB SENTENCES
- IV. SWARAJ
- SWARAJ IN ONE YEAR
- BRITISH RULE--AN EVIL
- A MOVEMENT OF PURIFICATION
- WHY WAS INDIA LOST?
- SWARAJ MY IDEAL
- ON THE WRONG TRACK
- THE CONGRESS CONSTITUTION
- SWARAJ IN NINE MONTHS
- THE ATTAINMENT OF SWARAJ
- V. HINDU MOSLEM UNITY
- THE HINDUS AND THE MAHOMEDANS.
- HINDU-MAHOMEDAN UNITY
- HINDU-MUSLIM UNITY
- VI. TREATMENT OF THE DEPRESSED CLASSES
- DEPRESSED CLASSES
- AMELIORATION OF THE DEPRESSED CLASSES
- THE SIN OF UNTOUCHABILITY
- VII. TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD
- INDIANS ABROAD
- INDIANS OVERSEAS
- PARIAHS OF THE EMPIRE
- VIII. NON-CO-OPERATION
- MR. MONTAGU ON THE KHILAFAT AGITATION
- AT THE CALL OF THE COUNTRY
- NON-CO-OPERATION EXPLAINED
- RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY FOR NON-CO-OPERATION
- THE INWARDNESS OF NON-CO-OPERATION
- A MISSIONARY ON NON-CO-OPERATION
- HOW TO WORK NON-CO-OPERATION
- SPEECH AT MADRAS
- LOKAMANYA TILAK
- NEED FOR NON-CO-OPERATION
- IS IT UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
- NON-CO-OPERATION AND THE SPECIAL CONGRESS
- BOYCOTT OF THE COUNCILS
- LAWYERS AND NON-CO-OPERATION
- PARENTS AND NON-CO-OPERATION
- THE DUTY OF TITLE HOLDERS
- NON-CO-OPERATION--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-CO-OPERATION
- SPEECH AT MUZAFFARABAD
- RIDICULE REPLACING REPRESSION
- THE VICEREGAL PRONOUNCEMENT
- FROM RIDICULE, TO--?
- TO EVERY ENGLISHMAN IN INDIA
- Degrading treatment of Indians residing in your dominions, and
- 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
- RENUNCIATION OF MEDALS
- Mr. Gandhi has addressed the following letter to the Viceroy:--
- MAHATMA GANDHI'S LETTER TO H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
- THE GREATEST THING
- IX. MAHATMA GANDHI'S STATEMENT
- WRITTEN STATEMENT
- M. K. GHANDI.