India for
India for Indians Enlarged Edition
作者：Das, Chitta Ranjan, 1870-1925; Ghose, Moti Lal, 1847-1922 [Author of introduction, etc.]; Patrika, A. B. [Editor]
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共 140 题- INDIA FOR INDIANS
- CHITTA RANJAN DAS
- With Foreword by Babu Motilal Ghose
- The Cambridge Press, Madras
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- Foreword i-vi
- Hindu-Mahomedan Mass Meeting, Calcutta 1
- Public Meeting at Mymensingh 8
- A Great Meeting at Decca 28
- Home Rule Meeting at Barisal 53
- Protest against Internments 88
- Indian Deputation to England 97
- Premiers Appeal 106
- Self-Government 112
- The Great Transformation 118
- The Great Denial 143
- Advice to Students 164
- The Battle of Freedom 168
- Address to Students 172
- Non-Co-operation 176-192
- OM
- FOREWORD
- INDIA FOR INDIANS
- HINDU MAHOMEDAN MASS MEETING
- PUBLIC MEETING--MYMENSINGH
- BENGAL HAS A MESSAGE TO DELIVER
- PREDOMINANT NOTE IN THE POLITICAL SITUATION
- WHAT OUR POLITICS CONSISTS IN
- WHAT KIND OF GOVERNMENT WE WANT
- THE RENUNCIATION OF POLICY
- THE VICEROY ON SELF-GOVERNMENT
- HOW DIFFICULTIES BEGAN
- IS IT A WILD INFERENCE?
- THE CHARGE OF ILLITERACY
- FRIENDLY ANTICS OF THE "FRIEND OF INDIA."
- GEMS FROM MR. JONES' SPEECH
- MR. JONES' LOGIC
- OUR ATTITUDE LOYAL THROUGHOUT.
- A WORD TO ANGLO-INDIAN EXTREMISTS
- UNDER THE BANNER OF THE EMPIRE
- A GREAT MEETING AT DACCA
- HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE OF HOPE
- MR. MONTAGU'S STATEMENT
- THE VICEROY'S SPEECH
- SELF-GOVERNMENT FROM MANY VIEW-POINTS
- PROVINCIAL AUTONOMY
- BORROWING IDEALS FROM EUROPE
- THE IDEAL TO BE WORKED OUT
- PAROCHIAL POLITICS
- THE CHARGE OF ILLITERACY
- A CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
- AN IMPERIAL FEDERATED GOVERNMENT
- A WORD OF ADVICE
- FOR THE WHOLE OF THE IDEAL
- THE SYSTEM TO BLAME
- HOME RULE MEETING AT BARISAL
- THE MEMORY OF BARISAL CONFERENCE RECALLED
- SELF-GOVERNMENT AND HOME RULE MEAN THE SAME THING
- HISTORY OF THE GROWTH OF NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN BENGAL
- BANKIM DISCOVERS THE SOUL OF BENGAL
- THE MESSAGE OF THE GREAT SWAMI
- THE SWADESHI MOVEMENT
- THE AWAKENING OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF MAHOMEDANS
- THE MESSAGE OF NATIONALITY
- WE MUST REACH OUT TO THE WORLD
- PROVINCIAL AUTONOMY--THE FIRST STEP
- INDIAN NATIONALITY--THE SECOND STEP
- INDIA MOVING TOWARDS UNITY
- WAS INDIA EVER ONE WHOLE
- FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF THE EMPIRE THE THIRD STEP
- FEDERATION OF ALL NATIONS THE GOAL
- THE DECLARATION OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
- DIFFICULTIES AHEAD
- RACIAL RANCOUR
- ARE WE LAWLESS AGITATORS?
- WHO ARE VIOLENT--WE OR YOU?
- I will now give you another bit from the same speaker:--
- OUR "UNSCRUPULOUS" METHODS
- Referring to our activity, he says:--
- ADDING INSULT TO INJURY
- I give you another passage from Sir Archy Birkmyre again:--
- ANGLO-INDIANS TEACH THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
- WHO BRINGS GOVERNMENT TO CONTEMPT
- To turn again to Mr. Wigget--he says:--
- ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE CIVIL AND MILITARY SERVICES WITH ANGLO-INDIANS?
- Mr. Carter says:--
- And the other speaker says this:--
- WHAT IS ANGLO-INDIANS CLAIM
- DO ANGLO-INDIANS REPRESENT THE BRITISH NATION?
- MUST WE BE DENIED HOME RULE BECAUSE YOU HAVE BROUGHT CAPITAL?
- THEIR ONLY CLAIM IS ADEQUATE REPRESENTATION
- STIRRING UP CONFLICTING INTERESTS
- THERE WILL BE NO ROOM FOR OPPRESSION IN OUR SCHEME OF SELF-GOVERNMENT
- THE TEEMING MILLIONS ARE OF US
- PROTEST AGAINST INTERNMENTS
- INDIAN DEPUTATION TO ENGLAND
- PRIMIERS APPEAL
- SELF-GOVERNMENT
- THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION.
- THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR
- HOW DO WE STAND?
- DO WE WANT AN OLIGARCHY?
- WHAT ARE WE FIGHTING FOR?
- SHALL WE FOLLOW A LEADER OF YESTERDAY EVEN WHEN HE IS WRONG
- WAS THERE AN UNDERTAKING?
- THE CONFIDENTIAL LETTER.
- THE CONGRESS COMMITTEE'S CIRCULAR
- Yours faithfully,--_I. B. Sen, Bejoy Krishna Bose, Secys."_
- THE 'BENGALEE'S PATHOS
- THE REALLY GREAT DANGER
- Very wrong indeed! Now mark what follows:--
- THE OLD "LEADER'S ADVICE TO THE PEOPLE."
- This was Mr. Surendranath Banerjea on November 2nd 1917. He says:--
- NO SHAMS, NO DELUSIONS SAID MR. BANERJEA OF 1917.
- SURENDRANATH OF DECEMBER, 1917.
- THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION.
- WAS IT TOUCH OF HAND OR TURN OF HEAD?
- WE STAND ON OUR RIGHTS
- THE WISDOM OF THE LEADER OF YESTERDAY
- THE GREAT DENIAL
- OUR AGRICULTURE
- OUR COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
- FIVE MILLION SOULS LOST IN FIVE YEARS
- EDUCATIONAL EXPENDITURE.
- THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
- HOW GOVERNMENT HAS TREATED HOME RULERS' PROPOSAL
- DO WE DISAGREE ON FIRST PRINCIPLES?
- IS WHAT GOVERNMENT DOING NOT BARGAINING?
- HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF BENGAL'S ADVICE.
- IF THE KAISER CAME TO CALCUTTA?
- MUST WE FEEL TO ORDER?
- His Excellency advanced another reason. It is this:--
- NOT OBEDIENCE TO THE BUREAUCRACY BUT LOYALTY TO THE EMPIRE.
- ADVICE TO STUDENTS.
- THE BATTLE OF FREEDOM.
- APPEAL TO STUDENTS.
- ADDRESS TO STUDENTS.
- NON-CO-OPERATION
- NON-CO-OPERATION