The Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi/Volume III
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Contents |
[edit] Introduction
[edit] Preface
© Navajivan Trust, Ahmedabad, 1960
[edit] Acknowledgements
© Navajivan Trust, Ahmedabad, 1960
[edit] Note to the Reader
© Navajivan Trust, Ahmedabad, 1960
[edit] Volume III
[edit] 1901
[edit] January 1901
[edit] February 1901
- Mourning the Queen's Death (1-2-1901)
- Mourning the Queen's Death (1-2-1901)
- Tribute to Queen Victoria (2-2-1901)
- Telegram to Tayob (5-2-1901)
- Telegram to Tayob (6-2-1901)
- Telegram to Tayob (9-2-1901)
- The Famine Fund (16-2-1901)
[edit] March 1901
- Telegram to Colonial Secretary (7-3-1901)
- Telegram to Colonial Secretary (8-3-1901)
- To Heads of Indian Schools (19-3-1901)
- Telegram to High Commissioner (25-3-1901)
- Telegram Regarding Permits (25-3-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (30-3-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (30-3-1901)
[edit] April 1901
- Telegram Regarding Permits (16-4-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (18-4-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (18-4-1901)
- A Circular Letter (20-4-1901)
- Indian Permits (27-4-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (30-4-1901)
[edit] May 1901
- Letter to Bombay Government (4-5-1901)
- Petition to Military Governor (9-5-1901)
- Letter to East India Association (18-5-1901)
- Telegram Regarding Permits (21-5-1901)
- Letter Regarding Permits (21-5-1901)
- Telegram to Tayob (21-5-1901)
- Letter to Revashankar Zaveri (21-5-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (21-5-1901)
[edit] June 1901
- Telegram to Tayob (1-6-1901)
- Joint Action for Permits (1-6-1901)
- Office Note Regarding a Cheque (2-6-1901)
- Telegram Regarding Permits (14-6-1901)
- Telegram Regarding Permits (20-6-1901)
- Letter to M. M. Bhownaggree (22-6-1901)
- Speech at Indian School (Prior to 28-6-1901)
[edit] July 1901
[edit] August 1901
- Telegram to Henry Bale (8-8-1901)
- Telegram to C. Bird (8-8-1901)
- Address to Royal Visitors (13-8-1901)
- Indians and the Duke (21-8-1901)
- Indian or Coolie ? (11-9-1901)
- Letter to Town Clerk (17-9-1901)
- Balance Sheet of Natal Indian Congress (9-1901)
- Statement for Counsel's Opinion (2-10-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (8-10-1901)
- Speech at Farewell Meeting (15-10-1901)
- Telegram to Colonial Secretary (18-10-1901)
- Letter to Parsee Rustomjee (18-10-1901)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (18-10-1901)
- Address to Lord Milner (18-10-1901)
- Speech in Mauritius (13-11-1901)
- Appeal for Deputation to Viceroy (19-12-1901)
- Speech at Calcutta Congress (27-12-1901)
[edit] 1902
- Speech at Calcutta Meeting (19-1-1902)
- Letter to Chhaganlal Gandhi (23-1-1902)
- Letter to D. B. Shukla (25-1-1902)
- Speech at Calcutta Meeting (27-1-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (30-1-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokahle (2-2-1902)
- Letter to P. B. Desai (26-2-1902)
- Letter to Devkaran Mulji (Post 26-2-1902)
- Letter to Parsee Rustomjee (1-3-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (4-3-1902)
- Letter to Police Commissioner (12-3-1902)
- Letter to W. S. Caine (26-3-1902)
- Notes on the Indian Position (27-3-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (27-3-1902)
- Covering Letter for the "Notes" (30-3-1902)
- Letter to M. M. Bhownaggree (30-3-1902)
- Letter to Khan and Nazar (31-3-1902)
- Letter to Maurice (31-3-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (8-4-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (16-4-1902)
- Indians in South Africa (22-4-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (22-4-1902)
- Letter to J. Robinson (27-4-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gohale (1-5-1902)
- Notes on the Indian Question (6-5-1902)
- Letter to Abdulkadar (7-5-1902)
- Indians in Natal (10-5-1902)
- Letter to Dinshaw Wachha (18-5-1902)
- Letter to East India Association (18-5-1902)
- Letter to M. M. Bhownaggree (18-5-1902)
- Indians in Natal (20-5-1902)
- India and Natal (31-5-1902)
- Letter to James Godfrey (Prior to 3-6-1902)
- Letter to Nazar and Khan (3-6-1902)
- Letter to Madanjit (3-6-1902)
- Memorial to Lord Hamilton (5-6-1902)
- Letter to Mehta (Prior to 30-6-1902)
- Letter to D .B. Shukla (Post 11-7-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (1-8-1902)
- Letter to Devchand Parekh (6-8-1902)
- Letter to D. B. Shukla (3-11-1902)
- Letter to D. B. Shukla (8-11-1902)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (14-11-1902)
- Deputation to Chamberlain (25-12-1902)
- Petition to Chamberlain (27-12-1902)
[edit] 1903
[edit] January 1903
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (2-1-1903)
- Letter to the Transvaal Governor (6-1-1903)
- Address to Chamberlain (7-1-1903)
- Petition to Lord Curzon (1-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (30-1-1903)
[edit] February 1903
- Letter to Chhaganlal Gandhi (5-2-1903)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (18-2-1903)
- The Indian Question (23-2-1903)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (23-2-1903)
[edit] March 1903
- Indian Position in New Colonies (16-3-1903)
- Letter to "The Vegetarian" (Post 21-3-1903)
- Letter to W. Wedderburn (22-3-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (30-3-1903)
- Position of Indians in the Transvaal (30-3-1903)
[edit] April 1903
- Indians in the Transvaal (6-4-1903)
- British Indians in South Africa (12-4-1903)
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (25-4-1903)
- Treatment of Indians (27-4-1903)
[edit] May 1903
- Letter to Lieutenant-Governor (1-5-1903)
- Cable to "India" (9-5-1903)
- Notes on the Position (9-5-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (10-5-1903)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (10-5-1903)
- Notes (16-5-1903)
- The British Indian Association and Lord Milner (11-6-1903)
- Position in the Transvaal (24-5-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (24-5-1903)
- Notes (31-5-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (31-5-1903)
[edit] June 1903
- Ourselves (4-6-1903)
- The British Indian in South Africa (4-6-1903)
- Is it Fair ? (4-6-1903)
- Virtuous Inconsistency (4-6-1903)
- Better Late than Never (4-6-1903)
- Words and Deeds (4-6-1903)
- Minute by the Mayor (4-6-1903)
- Telegram to Indian National Congress (6-6-1903)
- Position in the Transvaal (6-6-1903)
- Petition to Transvaal Governor (8-6-1903)
- Petition to Natal Legislature (10-6-1903)
- The British Indian in South Africa (11-6-1903)
- The Lion and the Lamb (11-6-1903)
- Lord Milner on the Asiatic Question (11-6-1903)
- "With what Measure", & C. (11-6-1903)
- The British Indian in South Africa (18-6-1903)
- Is it Imperial or Empirical ? (18-6-1903)
- "Physician, Heal Thyself" (18-6-1903)
- What is it all Coming to ? (18-6-1903)
- A Study in Facts (18-6-1903)
- Immigration Bill (23-6-1903)
- The Bright Side of the Picture (25-6-1903)
- The New Move (25-6-1903)
- The Cape Indians and Sir Pieter Faure (25-6-1903)
- Mr. Chamberlain on the Indian Question (25-6-1903)
- An Insanitary Report (25-6-1903)
- Letter to H. V. Vora (30-6-1903)
- Letter to Chhaganlal Gandhi (30-6-1903)
[edit] July 1903
- The Balance-Sheet (2-7-1903)
- True Imperialism (2-7-1903)
- Letter to G. K. Gokhale (4-7-1903)
- The Proclamation of 1858 (9-7-1903)
- The Labour Question in the Transvaal (9-7-1903)
- The Immigration Restriction Bill (9-7-1903)
- The Plague (9-7-1903)
- Special Pleading (9-7-1903)
- Petition to Natal Council (11-7-1903)
- Orange River Colony (16-7-1903)
- The Labour Importation Association (16-7-1903)
- The Mayoral Deputation to Sir Pieter Faure (16-7-1903)
- Proposed Indian Bazaar at the Cape (16-7-1903)
- Well Done (16-7-1903)
- On the Position in the Transvaal (18-7-1903)
- Brief for Counsel's Opinion (21-7-1903)
- Legislation in Anticipation (23-7-1903)
- The London Meeting : I (23-7-1903)
- East Rand Vigilants (23-7-1903)
- Precaution or Persecution ? (23-7-1903)
- Lord Milner on the Colour Question Again (23-7-1903)
- The Transvaal Bazaars (23-7-1903)
- Notes (25-7-1903)
- The Cinderella of the Empire (30-7-1903)
- The London Meeting : II (30-7-1903)
- On Trial (30-7-1903)
- Lord Milner on Hawkers, etc. (30-7-1903)
[edit] August 1903
- Letter to Colonial Secretary (1-8-1903)
- Notes (3-8-1903)
- Cable to British Committee (4-8-1903)
- Mr. Chamberlain's Despatch (6-8-1903)
- The London Meeting : III (6-8-1903)
- Immigration Restriction Bill (6-8-1903)
- Potchefstroom Indians (6-8-1903)
- Rushing Things (6-8-1903)
- Phenomenal Activity (6-8-1903)
- Stooping to Conquer (6-8-1903)
- Mixed up (6-8-1903)
- Accuracy Needed (6-8-1903)
- Explanation of Cable (10-8-1903)
- Evidence Against Lord Milner's Charge of Insanitation (13-8-1903)
- An Eye-Opener (13-8-1903)
- Greytown Local Board (13-8-1903)
- A Sur-Rejoinder (13-8-1903)
- The Uses of Adversity (20-8-1903)
- Standing Counsel for South Africa (20-8-1903)
- Accident ? (20-8-1903)
- The Bleeding Cry (20-8-1903)
- Permits and Non-Refugees (20-8-1903)
- Indian Trade Licences in the Transvaal (22-8-1903)
- Petition to Chamberlain (24-8-1903)
- Prejudices Die Hard (27-8-1903)
- Lord Milner's Despatch (27-8-1903)
- More Light on the Indian Question (27-8-1903)
- A Cruel Wrong (27-8-1903)
- The Precious Exemption (27-8-1903)
[edit] September 1903
- Lord Salisbury (3-9-1903)
- An Unrighteous Compact (3-9-1903)
- Transvaal Licences (3-9-1903)
- Indian Labour and Mauritius (3-9-1903)
- Natal's Pride (3-9-1903)
- Boksburg Location (3-9-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (7-9-1903)
- The Dealers' Licenses Act Redivivus : I (10-9-1903)
- From Slave to College President (10-9-19030)
- Indentured Labour (10-9-1903)
- Orange River Colony (10-9-1903)
- Persevering Potchefstroom (10-9-1903)
- Japanese Quarantine (10-9-1903)
- The Dealers' Licenses Act Redivivus : II (17-9-1903)
- Compulsory Repatriation (17-9-1903)
- Prejudice with a Vengeance (17-9-1903)
- Indian Art (17-9-1903)
- Notes (21-9-1903)
- The Dealers' Licenses Act Redivivus : II (24-9-1903)
- The Labour Question in the Transvaal (24-9-1903)
- Mr. Stuart the Magistrate (24-9-1903)
- Mr. Stuart in a New Role (24-9-1903)
- Location Law of the Transvaal (24-9-1903)
- A Three-Barrelled Resignatiojn (24-9-1903)
- Sir J. L. Hulett and Indian Traders (24-9-1903)
- The Millionaire and the Indian Government (24-9-1903)
[edit] October 1903
- The Dealers' Licenses Act Redivius : Iv (1-10-1903)
- The Johannesburg Indian Location (1-10-1903)
- Political Morality (1-10-1903)
- The Value of a Vote (1-10-1903)
- A Cause for Thankfulness (1-10-1903)
- An Opportunity for the Indians (1-10-1903)
- The Immigration Restriction Act, Natal (8-10-1903)
- Mr. Wyberg and Asiatic Labour (8-10-1903)
- Johannesburg Indian Location (8-10-1903)
- Permits for the Transvaal (8-10-1903)
- Potchefstroom Chamber of Commerce (8-10-1903)
- Mr. Skinner's Report on Chinese Labour (15-10-1903)
- That Insanitary Area in Johnnesburg (15-10-1903)
- Johannesburg Location (15-10-1903)
- Mr. Balfour's Cabinet (15-10-1903)
- India's Service to the Empire (15-10-1903)
- Better Late than Never (15-10-1903)
- Letter to Lt.-Governor's Secretary (19-10-1903)
- Transvaal Permits (22-10-1903)
- British and Indian Empire League of Australia (22-10-1903)
- A Virtue of Necessity (22-10-1903)
- In True Colours (22-10-1903)
- Asiatic Bazaars (22-10-1903)
- Indentured Labour from India (29-10-1903)
- Indians in Ladysmith (29-10-1903)
- What Constitutes Respect to the Court (29-10-1903)
- The Bazaars in the Transvaal (29-10-1903)
[edit] November 1903
- British Indians in the Transvaal (5-11-1903)
- East London and its Indian Residents (5-11-1903)
- The Plague and the Red Tape (5-11-1903)
- "The East Rand Express" and its Facts (5-11-1903)
- Travelling in the Transvaal (5-11-1903)
- Indian Store-Keepers in Ladysmith (5-11-1903)
- Letter to Lieutenant-Governor's Secretary (7-11-1903)
- Notes (9-11-1903)
- The Orange River Colony and Colour Legislation (12-11-1903)
- The Late Sir John Robinson (12-11-1903)
- Mockery of God in the Orange River Colony (8-10-1903)
- The Asiatic Department (8-10-1903)
- The Proposed Site for the Asiatic Bazaar in Klerksdorp (12-11-1903)
- The White League and British Indians (12-11-1903)
- Indians and "The East Rand Express" (12-11-1903)
- Letter to Lieutenant-Governor's Secretary (14-11-1903)
- Notes (16-11-1903)
- Letter to Chhaganlal Gandhi (18-11-1903)
- The Transvaal Bazaars (19-11-1903)
- The Grand Old Man of India (19-11-1903)
- Lord Harris and British Indians (19-11-1903)
- The National Congress and Indians in South Africa (19-11-1903)
- The History of a Persecution (19-11-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (23-11-1903)
- Letter to Lieutenant-Governor's Secretary (25-11-1903)
- Letter to Chhaganlal Gandhi (25-11-1903)
- England and Russia (26-11-1903)
- "The East Rand Express" and Ourselves (26-11-1903)
- Mr. Creswell's Bomb-Shell (26-11-1903)
- The Asiatic Bazaar at Klerksdorp (26-11-1903)
- Appeal to the Indian National Congress (26-11-1903)
- Letter to Dadabhai Naoroji (30-11-1903)
[edit] December 1903
- Letter to the Congress (1-12-1903)
- The Lord Bishop of Bombay and India (3-12-1903)
- Colonial Secretary, Transvaal (3-12-1903)
- The Chamber of Commerce and Compensation for War Losses (3-12-1903)
- The Labour Commission Report (3-12-1903)
- The Protector of Asiatics in the Transvaal (3-12-1903)
- An Appeal (7-12-1903)
- Petition to the Transvaal Council (8-12-1903)
- Lord Harris and Indian Labour (10-12-1903)
- Indian Licences in Ladysmith (10-12-1903)
- The Government and Barberton Indians (10-12-1903)
- The "Morning Post" and Asiatic Labour (10-12-1903)
- Amendment to Bazaar Notice (11-12-1903)
- Cable to British Committee (12-12-1903)
- General Letter (Prior to 17-12-1903)
- British Indians in the Transvaal (17-12-1903)
- A Mass Meeting of Indians in Johannesburg (17-12-1903)
- A General Letter (17-12-1903)
- The Transvaal Chambers and British Indians (24-12-1903)
- Mr. Duncan on his Amendment (24-12-1903)
- British Indians in the Transvaal (31-12-1903)
- Coloured Railway Travellers in the Transvaal (31-12-1903)
- A Note on Eternal Bliss (1903 ? 1904)
[edit] Annexes
[edit] Sources
[edit] Chronology
[edit] Notes
[edit] Index
[edit] Source
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