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PAGE
A
Act 22 of 1914, passing of,
lxxv
Activities, modern,
69
Adami, L. G.—
268
Adulteration
139
Advancement, material,
130
Advice to Students
53–59
Advice Gandhi's farewell—to S. Africa
35–36
Advice to Merchants
184–186
Aga Khan, H. H.
198
Agitation, Constitutional,
xxiv
"Ahimsa"
127
a key note of,
xi
our religion
56
vow of,
96–97
Gandhi on,
216–221
Self-suffering
218
truth and fearlessness
218
the greatest courage
219
and Passive Resisters
219
a panacea
221
Ahmedabad
149
American Wealth
137
Ampthill, Lord
xxxvii; 29, 31, 196, 209, lix
activities of,
201
on 3£ tax
lviii
on Mr. Gandhi
225–226
Anarchism, views on,
85, 260
Ancestary, greatness of Gandhi's
viii–x
Andrews, Mr.
33, 86, 209
xxv, xxviii, 241
Anti-Indian Measure
201
Appreciations of Mr. Gandhi:
225–248
Armaments and absence of morality
139
Arya Samaj
178
"Ashrama," Gandhi's Institution
93
objects and rules of
93–103
life in,
104, 105
Arya, work of and help to
157
Asiatic Law, Amendment Act
198
Immigration
198, 249
Act of 1907
19, 200, 214
to repeal
199, 204, 215
doomed
203
Asiatics, convicts
xxxiv
burden on
191
Aspirations, new,
104
Attack on Gandhi
199
Australia
160
Authorities, warning the,
xlix
B
Badat
lxxi
Bagavat Geeta
117
on masses
124
influence on Gandhi
xiv
Balfour—
lxxi
Baker, Sir E.
270
'Bande Mataram,' national Song
54
Bangalore Public, Reply to the,
68–70
Bannerman, Campbell
88
Bapte, major
xxviii
Basu, B. N., on Gandhi
239
Benares, Condition of,
7, 111, 112
Benares Incident
93
reply to,
79–85
Benefit, a mutual
10
Besant (Mrs.), attack on Gandhi
79
her interruption
85
unveiling Gandhi's portrait
226–228
Bhownagree, Sir M.
xxxvii, 196
Bhyat
lxxi, lxxiii
Bible, as scripture
117
Bijapurkar, Prof.,
178
Bill A; to enfranchise
xii, 207
Births, premature,
136
Bishop of Madras on S. African question
252–256
Bloodshed
15
Boer Patriotism, cause of
189
Boer regime
15
Boer war, help of Gandhi in,
xxvii, xxviii
Bomb-shell
194
Botha, General
xxxvi, 27, xi, 241
Brahmacharya
145
Brahmins; and Panchamas
60–61
founders of Education
145
Bribery
139
Bribe for Ry. journey
170
Briscoe, Dr.
lxiv
Britain, intrinsic morality of,
140
British citizenship, the duties of,
14–16
British constitution, undermining,
29
preserving,
30, 215
British Indian Association
201
British Empire, loyalty to,
52
British vs. Indian, rule
3
British Force, modern civilization
76
Buddha
136
vs. Gandhi
ii
C
Cachalia, A. M.
201, lxxi
to the Strikers
lxxiii
Calamity, Gandhi's great
xv
Canada
160
Carnegie
32
Capetown
33
Cartwright, Albert, as mediator
xxxix, 198, 200
Capetown
33
Caste, a great power
75
system
119
Celibacy, vow of
97, lxxxvii
Chaddrika Prasad, Pandit
130
Chaitanya,
136
vs. Gandhi—
ii
Champaran
148
Champaran, Gandhi's work in
lxxxvi; 265, 268
incident
Govt. resolution on enquiry
lxxxv, 269
Chamberlain, Joseph
xxix, 192, 199
Chamney
23, lxxiii
Character, building
94
development of,
150
sheer force of,
viii
Charleston
lxiii
a camp at,
lxiv
women and children at
lxiv
Childhood of Gandhi
x
Chhaganlal, Mr.
41
Child marriage, evils of,
179
Chotabhai case
205
Christianity, superficial,
138
Christianity, Corrupt form of
261
Christopher, Albert
lxii
Christians in S. Africa
50
Civic Freedom, Gandhi on,
221, 223
Civilization, ancient,
69
of the White in danger
xv
evils of foreign,
145
Indian and material forces
146
modern,
2
modern, crude
138
Kodern, a curse
76
opponent of modern,
51, 55
result of western modern,
12
Clothing, machine-made,
4
Collins, Mr.
148
Color and race, a factor for struggle
xix
Committee in London
xxxvii
Committee, to enquire (S. African trouble)
251
Compromise
199
Condiments, exciting,
98
Condition, material,
5
Conference, Inter-departmental,
159
in Pretoria, abortive
200
Conflict, prolonged,
197
Congress Committee, All India
82
Conscience, Gandhi wins
xiii
Control of Palates
97–99, xxxvii
Controversies, bitter,
201
Conviction, Gandhi's strong
213
Co-operation, mutual,
34
a moral movement
153
and ryots
154
in Champaran
148
in Ahmedabad
149
loan at fair rates in,
153
moralities of,
148
the moral basis of,
147, 158
without character
151
"Co-operation of Scoundrels"
158
Co-operative movement, a blessing
153
vs. moral success
154
Coronation, King's
206
Country's greatness,
233
future of,
239
Courage in Social Service
113
Courage, magnificient,
202
proof of physical,
216
Credit, real sense of,
151
and rascal
152
Crisis in S. Apica, dangerous
254
Colored man, respect for
lxxxi
Congress-mosleem-league, Gandhi's work in,
lxxxvii
Cotton, Henry, on Gandhi
244
Crew, Lord
30
Cruelty, tales of,
xvii
Cultivation and Gandhi
xxxii
Culture, modern,
58
Curzon, Lord,
180
and tea-drinking
123
D
Dalpatra, gloryfying mother tongue
177
Dancing, Gandhi in,
xiii
Dayanand
136
gloryfying mother tongue
177
Death-Struggle
15
Decision, a favorable,
193
Delgoa Bay, incident at
xlv, 201, 204, lxxx
Deportation, power of,
xlv, 200
Deputations, under Gandhi
xxxvi, xliii, 196, 203
preventing
202
Despatch of 1910
xlvi, 204
Devdhar
148
Dharbanga, Maharaja of
79
Disabilities of Indian labour
xix, lxxxii
Distrust and contempt for Indians
211
Divorce Courts, lesson of
139
Doke, Rev. Mr.
xl, 225
Mr. and Mrs.
24
Draft Ordinance
194
Clauses of
195
Act of Union
202
Drawers of water
163
Dundee
lxii
Durban
33
rations from,
lxiv
conference at,
lxi
Duty, our religion
52
to discharge the new
27
E
Earning by fair means
185
Earth-monopoly (instinct of) a factor for struggle
xx
East and West, compared
2–3
barrier between
13
Economics, a factor for struggle
xx
Economic Progress, meaning of,
130, 136
Economic vs. Moral Progress
128–141
Education, and Brahmins
145
aim of,
143
true,
54
ancient system of
144
Ancient and modern,
142–146
at School
142, 180
edifice of,
175
evils of English,
179
Higher,
144
on brahmacharya
145
Proper,
122
System of modern,
142
thro' vernaculars
102
thro' foreign tongue
120, lxxxvii
real,—explained
144–145
Educated youths, weaning the
156
Educational conference, Gujarat
175
Egypt, moral fall of,
132
Emigration, evils of,
77
Indian colonial,
159–165
a new and indentured,
160
discussing complete removal of,
161–163
and Industries of India
162
Agents
165
Emigrants (Indian) and existing indentures
160
Employer, colonial,
161
Energy, exciting,
98
England, Gandhi's life in
xiii–xiv
a Self-sustained country
122
power of
186
her hold on India
4
interest of—in Indian labour
202
English Educated India
187
"English gentleman," Gandhi as a
xiii
English (language), humiliation to speak in,
81
and the vernaculars
62–63
Knowledge of,
75
Englishman and Indians, relations of,
96
Enthusiasm, awakening of
201
Estates, condition of labor in the,
xvii
Esteem, a token of,
ix
European friends, an exhortation to,
34, 35
advice to,
41, 44
European ideas, etc., evils of,
143
European section, attitude of,
193
mood of,
196
sympathy of some
201
Ewbank, Mr.
147
Experience, Gandhi's first in S. Africa
xxi, xxii
Explusion, virtual,
195
F
Factories, horrible rise of,
138
Faith
151
Gandhi's confession of,
2–8
Fangled ways, Gandhi bids adieu to,
xiii
“Fatal facility” of locomotion
11
Fearlessness,
56
and truth exemplified
108–109
in Social Service
108
necessity of,
10
vs. pomp of power
140
vow of,
101
Fiji, condition in,
86, 160
Financial help
201
Fisher
lxi
Folk, simple-minded
48
Force, body vs. soul
10, 11
brute,
15
soul or love,
18
the might of religions
49
soul—against physical
50
Forefathers, passive resisters
1
Foreign goods, forswearing
124
duty on,
124
Freedom, how to obtain,
6, lxxv
Friendliness, new spirit of
209
Future, the
6
Future Work, outline of,
215, 216
G
Gajjar, Prof.
178
Gambling
139, 154
Gandhi and the leaders
61, 62
Gandhi on Mr. Gokhale
71–74
Gandhi, some attributes to; (1) a transfigured presence (2) the unveiling of some sanctuary (3) some romance of the soul (4) infinitely gentle (5) light spiritual
v
(6) the elect of God (7) his name, a token
vi
(8) a saint and an ascetic (9) the moral force
vii
(10) Self-less leader
vii
(11) the Mazzini
240
(12) a Hindu idol
231
(13) a Mahatama
i
(14) an apostle of P. Resistance
ii
(15) inexorable idealist
ii
(16) moral giant (17) a spiritual hero (18) a peerless soldier of God
lxxxi
Gandhi, a sceptic
xi
for the bar
xii
treatment got in S. Africa
xxi
as a shepherd
xxiv
a volunteer in Boer war
xxviii
to exclude,
xxx
appreciations of,
225–248
cultivates
xxxii
gives up luxury
xxxiii
Imprisoned
xxxix, xlii, lxxii
received blows
xi
murderous attack on
199
the highest ideal of a Sanyasi
227
an ideal Indian
227
Reception to,
244–248
his four sons
245
frugal meals of
231
his work in Congress and Moslem league
lxxxvii
a rabid attack on,
lxxxvi
his work in Champaran
lxxxvi
fiery champion of 3rd clas passages
lXXXv
nursing the Sick
lxiii
arrested
lxvi
re-arrested
lXiX
released on bail
liX
physical condition of—during match
lXX
again arrested
lXX
after release on bail
lXiX
the principal P. Resister
lXX
at Mothihari
263
Gandhi’s life and career
v–lxxxviii
ancestor’s greatness
viii–x
Grandfather
viii
Mother’s tuition
x, xii
humility
lxxxiv
departure to India
lxxxiii
record of S. African Struggle
lxxx–lxxxi
address at the trial
lxxiv
advice to the Strikers
lxxiii
Telegram to the minister of the Interior
lxvii–lxviii
letter—
lviii–lix
Mother’s death
xv
life in England as student
xiii–xv
activities in S. Africa
xxiv
reply
246–248
Sense of Public responsibility
265
humanitarian and natural Service
266
Portrait unveiled
226
trial in landing
xxvi
Work during plague
xxxi
word, influence of
xxxviii
Gandhi, Mrs.; Greatness of,
223, 230, 231–233
meaning Sati
233
ideal Comrade
232
ideal wifehood
240
Germany, power of,
186
Gladstone, Lord
lix
on Gandhi
238–239
Gokhale, Mr.
35, 68, 86, 203, 247, lix, lxi
Gokhale in S. Africa
xlvii, lvi
Mr. Gandhi on,
71–74
saintly politician
47
Gandhi’s master
58
Rajya Guru
46, 71
Message of
66
his inspiration to Gandhi
72
political Guru
94
on Gandhi, 234–237
1
his word made good
lxxv
Gold Law
32, lxxxii
Good will, mutual
34
Gordon, General
219
Green, Mr.
159
Grindle, Mr.
159
Guiana, British
160
Gujarat Educational Conferance
175–183
Gurukul
178
H
Hall of Death
3
Hamilton, Sir D., on co-operation
150–151
Hand-loom (Industry), condition of,
122
disappearance of,
75
reform for,
156
Harbat Singh
26, 50, 209
a Stalwart
lxxx
Hardinge, Lord
27, 87, 209
on S. African question
249–252
criticisms on
254
appoints a committee of enquiry on S. African trouble
lxx–vii
noble Viceroy
240
Helplessness
144
Heroic Past
lxxix
Hero’s Will and heart of a child
vii
Hindi, as medium of Instruction
178, 183
Hinduism; caste, the secret of
75
Historic day, a
lxix
History of India, distortion of,
143
Hodge, Mr.
149
Holy Places, objects of
12
Hosken, Mr.
25, 201
Hosken Committee, services of
xliv, 201
Hospitals, evils of
4
Humiliation, bitter cup of
xxi
Hunter, William Wilson
87, 131
Husbandman, the salvation
5
I
Ideals of Gandhi
vii
Immigration, to prevent,
xxxiv
restitution of,
193
unlawful character
194
evil of stoppage of,
lxxxiii
Immigration Law
31, 200
Position on passing,
198
racial bar in,
199
Immigration Bill, Union
205
Immigration (Indentured) prohibition of
206
Immigrants, Condition of,
78
proclaiming prohibited
lxxiii
Imperial legislative Council, historic Session of,
203
a resolution in,
xliv
Impression, indelible,
xliv
‘Incubus’ Asiatic
195
Indentured System (or labor)
xvi, 86–92; 204
an abomination
xvii
horros of,
xviii–xx
degrading
92
Slavery
87, 165
hideousness of,
88
and Strike
lv
Chinese,
89
Chinese and Indian:—Compared
89
treatment in,
90
a lesson of,
91
in Natal
91
one evil of,
164
Indentured Emigration
160
Indentured Indians suspend work
lx
altered System of,
161
Prohibition of,
206
a permanent feature
212
an evil
213
Independence, vigorous
104
India, a great dependency,
70
the need of,
93–95
a land of religion
146
a republican Country
119
English educated,
187
flowing of milk and honey in,
121
Virtue in foreign lands and in,
77
a place to perfect Passive Resister
21
Deputation to
203
importance of birth in
49
large Leuns from—to 5 Africa
lxiv
Indian and Chinese Communities
200
Indian, an unclean thing
xx
Indian Colonial Emigration
159–165
Indian Immigrant, position of,
xvi
Indian leaders
197
Indian Committee, S. African
196
Indian Opinion, loss to
xxx
quoted from
14–21, 191
Indian Position
200
Indian Protests, ignoring
197
Indian Feeling in S. Africa, acute
lviii
Indian Nationalism, contribution to,
lxxxi
Indian Field Ambulance Corps
241–243
Indian Railway Journey
166–174
Indian Women, greatness of,
lii
Indians (in S. Africa), as wild beasts
xxv
feeding during the March
lxii
to political franchise
lxxxiii
position of,
200
advice to,
40–41
and their employers
37–44
to drive out,
195
treatment of,
213
Indians Relief Act passed
lxxviii
India’s Salvation
4
India’s strength
185
Indigo labor in Behar and Gandhi
263–272
Indego plautations, condition of labor in,
lxxxv
Indrajit and Lakshmana
108
Industries and Emigration
162
Industries (handloom)
75
Condition of,
122
Instruction, burden of—foreign
179
Vernaculars as a media of
187
Insanitation
139
Inter-Departmental Conference
159
Islington
159
J
Jail hardships
202
Jails, crammed with Indians
xxxix
horrors of life in S. African
235
Jain Sanyasin, influence of a,
xii
Jamaica
160
Japan, the new life of,
180
Japan’s activities, cause of,
180
Jesus
118, 136, 256
quoted
133–135
the greatest Economist
133
Jeurish Patriotism and mother tongue
188
Johannesburg, love for
24–25, lxv
banquet speech at
22–36
meeting in,
200, 209
rations from,
lxii
Junagadh, Nawab of
ix
K
Kabir
136
Kallenbach
24, lxx; 237
an inspiring leader
lxii
Karve, Prof.
178
Kanta Prasad
242
Killing, forbidden
260
Krishna (Divine), moral fall of—descendants of
132
L
Labour, cheap
xvi
Labourer, Indian
161
Laborers in Indigo Plantation
lxxxv
Lady Smith
lxii
Lancashire
121
Language, necessity of,
7–8
national,
182
origin of,
177
Langston, Mr.
41
Law 3 of 1885, to amend
194
Law 2 of 1891
138
Law (new), affecting Asiatics
xxxiii
Speeches against,
xxxvi
Suspension of,
xxxix
Lawley
lxv
Leaders, arrest of
198
Legislation, on non-racial lines
xlvi
Satisfactory
206
Obnoxious,
193
Liberty
56
Licensing laws
32, lxxxii
Lies, Gandhi’s hatred for
xii
Life, dislocation of family,
xli
Life, family and School
112–113
Life, eternal rule of,
134
destroying trades
139
in ancient and modern times, explained
145
maxims of,
95
Life, main purpose of
135
upon principle and religion
108
Loans at fair rates
153
Love
56
vs. hated
127
of self vs. country
216
law of,
258
Love-Force
18
Gandhi’s power
lxxxviii
Lyttelton, Mr.
194
M
Macaulay
181
Macnaughton, Mr.
159
Madras Law Dinner, Speech at,
51, 52
Madras Public Reception, Reply to
45, 50
Madrasis in S. Africa
48
Magna Carta of S. Africa
241
Mahatma Gandhi
i
Malaviya, Madan Mohan
86, 128, 142
glorifying mother tongue
177
Manhood, vindication of,
lxxviii
Manibhai Jarbhai
178
Mann, Dr.
156
March, The; in S. Africa
lv–lxxiv
to the Transvaal
lxiii
and arrest of strikers and Gandhi
lxiv
at its pitch
lxii
Mark, St.
133
Marriage (Indian), in S. Africa; null and void
xlviii
non-recognition of,
208
real sense of,
97
to legalise,
lx
recognised
lxxxii
Marshall, Mr.
37, 40, 129
Materialism, groaning under,
137
Disease of,
140
Mauritius
124, 160
Max-muller
57
Meals of Gandhi
231
Medical Science, a quackery
3
Medium of Instruction
175, 182
burden of foreign,
179
Hindi; as
178
Mehta, Mr. on Gandhi
228
lady on Gandhi
229–230
Mehta, Dr. P. J.
182
labour of,
187
Merchants, ability of,
185, 186
Spirit of,
184
advice to—for their earning
185
India’s strength
185
Meston, Sir James
159
Meyler
lvii
Milk and honey, flowing of
121
Mill, J. S.
129
Milner (Lord)
193
abhortive effort of,
195
Mine-laborers, improper influences to
lxii
Mine owners (in S. Africa), conference of,
lxi
Mission to England, A;
207
Missionary, work of,
116
Moderation, Gandhi’s principle
229
Modern Science, views on,
11
Mohomed (Divine)
136
Money, land and women, avoid,
76
Moral basis of Co-operation, The;
147–158
Morality, highest standard of,
132
Motherland, Self respect to,
61
service to our,
75
Service of the,
46, 48
Support by,
214
unfading lustre on
lxxxi
vindication of the honour of
lxxv
Mother Tongue, evils of forsaking,
143
illustrating the glory of,
177–178
and Japan’s Power
180
and patriotism
188
and Jewish Patriotism
188
and Boer Patriotism
189
necessity of,
188
period to learn—and foreign tongue
178
Mother’s love, Gandhi’s
xii
Mother’s milk, impressions of,
180
Moti Lal Ghose on Gandhi
236
Muhamedans in S. Africa
50, 236
Mukdoom, service of,
lxiii
Municipality, Saddling the,
110
Munshi Ram
177
Mysore, a great Native State
70
N
Nagappan, Mr.
25, 47
tragic death of,
203, lxxx
Naick, Prof.
178
Naidoo, Mr. and Mrs.
23, lx
Narayanasamy, lion-hearted
xiv, 25, 47, 204, lxxx
Narayan Singh
268
Natal
124
complicated position in
192
Dists. of
39
Indian leaders in,
199
‘Natal Act’
192
‘Natal Mercury’
lxviii
National Importance, Vernaculars
187
National language
182–183
National Movement
64
personal force of,
ii
National Suicide
187
Need of India, The
93–105
Nellore conference reply to
66–67
New Act, The
197
New-castle Dist.
39, lxii
New India
79
Non-Thieving, vow of,
99–100
O
Occupation, result of abandoning hereditary,
143
Orderliness, test of,
132
Ordinance, respite and reenactment, of,
196
P
Palates, control of,
97–99
Pandava Bros.
lxxix
Pariah Village
109
Parikh
242
on Gandhi
244–245
Parmanand
177
Parsis in S. Africa
50, 236
Passive Resistance, origin of,
xxxiii, xxxvii, 191
destiny of,
xxxvii
begins
xxxix
hardships of,
xli, liii
a victory for,
xliv
theory and practice of,
5, 6, 17, 21
explained
9, 10
its use in politics
19
the noblest education
21
great struggle of,
24
India, a place to perfect,
21
method and work of,
14, 26
a finer weapon
39
unto death
40
oath of,
196
to suspend,
198, 206
revival of,
199, 208
greatness to,
202
leaders of,
205
a moral force
76
history of,
214, 216
stronger and purer
210
4 points in,
215
and women
223–224
individious and unjust
250
one point of,
lviii
Tolstoy own,
257–262
achievements of,
lxxiv
Passive Resisters, deporting
xlv, 200
a school for,
23
almost perfect
20
Gandhi, as imperfect as a,
21
struggle of,
200, lx
sufferings of,
212
and Ahimsa
219
Demands of,
lvii
Patriotism, origin of real
184
on love and hatred
127
and vernaculars
181
and mother tongue
188–189
fervor of merchants
184
vs. religion
184
Pauperism, grinding,
131
Peace Preservation Ordinance
193
Peace of soul, Gandhi's
xiv
Pearson, Mr.
86, lxxv, lxxviii
Peasant life, true happiness
4
Penalties
15
Peter, St.
135
Petition, A
197
Phænix
21, 23, 41
Phoenix settlement, founding
xxxii
Pilgrimages in old days
12
“Pilgrims’ Progress,” a lesson from
101
Pittendrigh, Rev. G.
93
Plague, Gandhi’s work during,
xxxi
Plague and Ry. Offices
171
Plague Spots
2
Plague and famine
12
Planters and ryots in Champaran
264
Polak, Mr.
xliii, 24, 203; lxxi, lv
leads the March
lxx
arrested
lxxiii
to the strikers
lxxiii
Polak, Mrs.
li
Political life, spiritualise,
58, 72,–74
Politics
103–104
Merchants’ part in,
184
Students’ part in,
103
vs. Religion
58, 103
use of Passive Resistance in,
19
Porbander
viii
Portuguese Government
201
Poverty, disappearance of
99
of Scotland
150
Prahlada, as passive resister,
1
a lesson from,
95
Pretoria, Conference in,
200, lvi
Principle, life based on,
108
Prohibited immigrants
199
Progress, Economic vs. moral,
128–141
material and moral exemplified
132, 133
Progressive step,
6
Prostitution, cause of,
139
Protests, angry,
204
Public life,
76
experience of,
82
R
Rabindranath Tagore
177
Racial bar
199, 200
eradication of,
xliv
statutory
203
removal of,
204, 207, 215
equality of,
xxxv
knocked down
lxxxi
Railway Journey, horrors of
168
a suggestion to improve 3rd class in
173
smoking in,
172
1st, 3rd class compared
172
condition of refreshments during,
168
Railway Offices and plague
171
Rajkot
ix
Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
136
vs. Gandhi
ii
Rama Rajya for Mysore
70
Ramadas
177
Ramanuja vs. Gandhi
ii
Ravana and Rama
108
Real Heroes in S. Africa
240
Rebuff, severe,
193
Reform movement of Women
lii
Registration, voluntary,
xl
Re-indenture, Gandhis advice on,
39
Relief Act, The; making clear,
37, 210
Religion, ancestral,
115
and politics
108, 118
heart-grasp
94
vs. patriotism
185
vs. Politics
103
vs. Swedeshi
116
Gandhi’s contempt for,
xl
Religio-Moral teaching
259
Religious force, the might of
49
Religious spirit, glorious
202
Re-registration
193
compulsory,
194
voluntary effort of,
197
to proceed with
198
commencement of,
199
Reprisals
xliv
Resident Indians
191
Riches, and Kingdom of God
134
and moral turpitude
133
Right
57
Right and wrong course
46
Rishis, strength of the
58
Ritch, Mr.
xxxvii, 196
Roberts on Gandhi
245–246
Rockfeller
132
Rome, moral fall of,
132
Royal Assent, withheld
xxii
suspension of,
196
Royal assent, acceptance of,
xxxvii
Royal commission
194
Rulers (British), Servants, not masters,
6
Rulers and the ruled, harmony between,
7
Ruskin
11
on co-operation
158
quoted
li
Ryots, and co-operation
154
hold on
155
S
Samel Bhat, glorifying mother tongue
177
Sanders, Mr.
40
Sankaracharya, Jagat Guru
77, 136
Sanitary Reform, the task of,
111
Sanitation
109–112
question of village,
120
Sarojini Naidu, Mrs.
iii
on Mr. and Mrs. Gandhi
i–iii; 230–232; 240–241
Sati, meaning of, and Mrs. Gandhi
233
Satyagrahashrama (Vide Ashrama)
lxxxvii
Schlesin, Miss
24, lxv
School and family life
112–113
School life of Gandhi
xi, xii
an incident in,
xi
Science, material,
11
Scotland’s Poverty
150
Scriptures, deeper study of Hindu
xvi
Sedition to speak
57
Selborne, Lord
193, 199
Self consciousness, Gandhi in,
xiv
Self-Government, through Swedeshism
121
through Vernaculars
190
Self-Governm in Transval
196
Self-respect of rich and poor
133
Sense of Duty, Gandhi sex-exhortation on,
1
Sermon on the Mount
117
the lesson of,
vi
Setlur, S. S. his attack on Gandhi
84
Seton, Mr.
159
Shastras, teachings of our
217
Sinha, S. P.
159
Situation, gravity of the
208
Slavery, abolishing
87
Slavery to the palate
98
Smith, Adam
129
Smuts (General)
xxxvi, 210, lix, lxi
to Gandhi
30
obdurate
202
Social evils
179
Social Gathering in honor of Gandhi
xxi
Social Sin, the great,
xiii
Social service
101–103
and sanitation
109
courage in,
113
in Benares,
111
qualities for,
106, 107
Social servant, the
109
Socialist, Gandhi not a,
99
Solomon Committee, findings of,
245
Sons of Gandhi, sufferings of,
245
Sorabji Shapruji, Mr.
199
Soul, Gandhi’s plea for the,
9–13
Soul and body, thought on
13
Soul Force
18
the real Victory in S. Africa
xxv
Soul Power of the human
ii
Soul Resistance vs. Brute Force
9
S. African Br. Committee
196
S. Africa
160
exile in,
45
Gandhi’s love for,
25
impressions to,
46
meeting all over,
201
indentured Chinaman in
88
hideousness in,
88
experience in,
58
South African struggle
vii, xvi–xxi
Sovereign Remedy
40
Spiritual Force of Gandhi
xlii
Spiritual Struggle, Gandhi’s early,
xiv
Starvation, to drive out,
99
Statutory equality
192
Steel Maitland, Sir A.
159
Strength and fortitude
202
Strikes, tremendous and historic,
208
to crush,
209
Strikers in S. Africa, Gandh’s advice to
lxxii
locked up without food
lxxiii
arrested
lxix
shot
lxxvii
famous march of,
lv
imprisoned
lx–vi
orderliness of, during march
lxxiii
Struggle (S. African)
vii
Principles of
213
reversal of,
lviii
a moral and spiritual force
lxxviii
Gandhi’s record of
lxxx–lxxxi
material fruits of the,
lxxxi
Struggle of P. Resistance, movement in S. Africa
191–212
Students, advice to,
53–59
and politics
103
plight of,
104
Subramania Iyer, Sir S.
45
Sudhanva, passive resister
1
Suffering, the cup of,
lxxxvii
Sugar, tax on
124
Suicide, causes of
139
Supreme Court of Natal, Gandhi enrols in
xxiii
Supreme Court, decision of
193
test cases in
201
Swaraj
146
a natural thing
185
Through merchants
184
Swedesi Vow
185
Swadesi Enterprise
63–65, 114–127
three branches of,
115
vs. religion
116
a religious descipline
121, 124
not a boycott
121
possibility explained
124
Vow of,
100–101
Self-Government
121
Swaraj
185
Sympathetic chord
19
T
Talk with Gandhi, A
75–78
Tamil people, indomitable fibre of,
xlii
Tata, Ratan J.
203
Tax (3£)
26, 38, 206, lvii
to repeal
xlviii, 212–215
abolition of
xlix
and strike
lxi
lord Ampthill on
lviii
final repeal of,
lxxv
Taylor, Rev.
178
Teaching, defects in,
183
Tea drinking, pernicious
123
Test cases
201
Test, racial not educational
192
That Wonderful March
lv
Theosophical Society, advantages of,
78
Third class journey in Ry., condition of
113
experience narrated
166–174
Third class Booking Office, Black hole
171
Times The, the letter in
201
on P. Resistance,
lxxiv
Tolstoy,
18, 221
on P. Resistance
257–262
Tolstory Farm,
21, 23, lxv, lxvii
Trade, forcing free,
124
condition of,
139
Trading activity, restraint on,
33
Trading class, power of
186
Transvaal leader
198
Transvaal, meeting in,
194
P. Resistance in,
191
famous "invation" of
lxiv
Transvaal Act 2 of 1907
211
Trinidad
160
Triumph, Gandhi's Great
xiii
Trust
157
Truth in Social Service
107
fearlessness, exemplified
101–109
vow of,
95–96
vs. Gold
140
Gandhi's love of
xii
Spirit of
li
Tukaram, glorifying mother tongue
177
Turmoil
99
U
Union Immigration Bill
xlvii, 205
Union Govt. attitude of,
lviii
"Untouchables"
61, 101–103, lxxxvii
V
Vaishnavite, Gandhi a
217
Valiamma, a young and Sweetgirl
25, 48, 209, lxxx
Vallibhai, service of
lxiii
Vavabhai, Ranjitram
175
Vedanta Kesari
187
Vegetarianism, Gandhi decried
xii
Vernaculars, (Indian), importance of,
75, 187
disaster of neglecting,
187, 190
as a media,
102, 187–190
and English language
103
a means to Self-Government,
19
and patriotism
181
pleaders enrich,
181
Verulam, speech at
37
Victoria Country
39
Victoria Hostel (Madras)
98
Village Panchayats
118
a force
120
Village sanitation
109
Villages, self-supporting
123
Violence of Ahimsa
97
Virtue in India and foreign lands
77
Vision, Gandhi's inner
xiv
Volksrust, Swarmed
lxv
Vow of, Ahmisa
96–97
celibacy
97, lxxxvii
control of palates
97–99
Fearlessness
101
non-thieving
99–100
Swedesi
100–101
Truth
95–96
W
Wallace, quoted
138–140, xiii
War, The, the result of modern civilisation
76
Wealth, result of
139
Wealth and charity
140
Weaver, the lot of the
156
West, Mr.
41
West, the contact with the
12
Western nations and materialism
137
Wine, flesh and women, Gandhi forswears
xiii
Whitehead, Mrs.
106
Women (Indian) (in S. Africa), laboursof
208, lxxiv
exclusion from measure
195, xxxv
campaign of
208
Duty of—(1) to her home (2) to the state
li
Women, greatness of
lii, 239
success of Reform movement
lii
and Passive Resistance
223–224
suffering imprisonment
lxiii
appeal to labourers
lx
and the struggle
lx
excepting from tax
lvii
fortitude of
liii–iv
Zanzibar
lvi
Zulu Rebellion
xxxiii
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