Introduction (p.21)

By Mr. C. F. Andrews

M. K. Gandhi: A Sketch (p.27)

By G. A. Natesan

South African Indian Question

The Beginning of the Struggle (p.91)

Deputation to Lord Selborne (p.120)

Mr. Gandhi's Address (p.122)

Deputation to Lord Elgin (p.133)

Before the Court in 1907 (p.140)

Attitude towards the Assailants (p.144)

The Issue at Stake (p.146)

The Marriage Question (p.151)

Before the Court in 1913 (p.156)

The Solomon Commission (p.159)

Should Indians have full Citizen Rights? (p.167)

A Truce with the Government (p.170)

The Settlement (p.173)

Farewell Speech at Durban (p.175)

Address to the Indentured Indians (p.179)

Address to the Tamil Community (p.181)

Farewell Speech at Johannesburg (p.185)

Farewell to South Africa (p.192)

Reception in England (p.197)

Letter to Lord Crewe (p.198)

Farewell to England (p.199)

Reception in Bombay (p.200)

Reception in Madras

The Indian South African League

Advice to South African Indians

Bail way Restrictions in Transvaal

Indians in South Africa

Indian Rights in the Transvaal

Another S. A. Commission

Indians in the Colonies

Reciprocity Between India and the Dominions

Indian and European Emigrants

Indentured Labour

Indian Colonial Emigration

The Iniquities of the Indenture System

Imperial Conference Resolutions

Jail Experiences

Passive Resistance

How the Idea Originated

Soul Force v. Physical Force

The Origin of the Movement in South Africa

The Genesis of Passive Resistance

Passive Resisters in the Tolstoy Farm

A Lesson to India

A Message to the Congress

The Gains of the Passive Resistance Struggle

The Champaran Enquiry

Labour Trouble in Behar

The Kaira Question

The Situation in Kaira

The Vow of Passive Resistance

Statement on the Kaira Distress

Reply to the Commissioner

The Meaning of the Covenant

Reply to Kaira Press Note

End of the Kaira Struggle

The Last Phase

Earlier Indian Speeches

The Duties of British Citizenship

A Plea for the Soul

On Anarchical Crimes

Loyalty to the British Empire

Advice to Students

Politics and the People

The Reward of Public Life

Three Speeches on Gokhale

Unveiling Mr. Gokbale's Portrait

The Late Mr. Gokhale

Gokhale's Services to India

Hindu University Speech

The Benares Incident

Reply to Karachi Address

The Gurukula

Swadeshi

Ahimsa

Economic vs. Moral Progress

The Moral Basis of Co-operation

Third Class in Indian Railways

Vernaculars as Media of Instruction

Social Service

True Patriotism

The Satyagrahasrama

Indian Merchants

National Dress

The Hindu-Mahomedan Problem

Gujarat Educational Conference

Gujarat Political Conference

Address to Social Service Conference

The Protection of the Cow

On Womanhood

Plea for Hindi

The Ahmedabad Mill Hands

A Letter to the Viceroy

Recruiting for the War

The Montagu Chelmsford Scheme

Present Top-heavy Administration

The Rowlatt Bills & Satyagraba

Manifesto to the Press

The Pledge

Speech at Allahabad

Speech at Bombay

Speech at Madras

Appeal to the Viceroy

The Satyagraha Day

Satyagraha Day in Madras

Message to Satyagrahis

The Delhi Incident

Message to Madras Satyagrahis

Message to the Bombay Citizens

Distribution of Prohibited Literature

Message After Arrest

The "Satyagrahi"

Satyagraha and Duragraha

Speech at Ahmedabad

Temporary Suspension of the Movement

Non-Co-Operation

The Punjab & Khilafat Wrongs

The Amritsar Appeals

The Khilafat Question

"Why I have Joined the Khilafat Movement"

Congress Report on the Punjab Disorders

A Personal Statement

How to Work Non-Co-operation

Open Letter to Lord Chelmsford

Political Freemasonry

Courts and Schools

Speech at Madras

Speech at the Special Congress

Swaraj in one Year

"To Every Englishman in India"

The Creed of the Congress

Appeal to Young Bengal

Open Letter to the Duke of Connaught

The Need for Humility

Strikes

The Malegaon Incident

The Simla Visit

The Ali Brothers' Apology

Violence and Non-Violence

Appeal to the Women of India

The Arrest of the Ali Brothers

Manifesto on Freedom of Opinion

The Great Sentinel

Honour the Prince

The Bombay Riots

The Statement

Message to the Citizens of Bombay

Appeal to the Hooligans of Bombay

Appeal to his Co-Workers

Peace at Last

The Moral Issue

Civil Disobedience

The Moplah Outbreak

Reply to Lord Ronaldshay

The Round Table Conference

The Abmedabad Congress Speech

The Independence Resolution

The Bombay Conference

Letter to H. E. the Viceroy

Reply to the Government of India

The Crime of Chauri Chaura

In Defence of the Bardoli Decisions

The Delhi Resolutions

Reply to Critics

A Divine Warning

On the Eve of Arrest

"If I am Arrested."

Message to Co-Workers

Message to Kerala

After the Arrest

The Arrest

The Message of the Charka

Letter to Hakim Ajmal Khan

Letter to Srimati Urmila Devi

Interview in Jail

Letter to Moulana Abdul Bari

Message to the Parsis

Truth of the Spinning Wheel

Letter to Mr. Andrews

The Great Trial

Statement Before the Court

Written Statement

The Judgment

Mr. Gandhi's Reply

Message to the Country

Jail Life in India

The Meaning of the Imprisonments

Work in Gaols

A Model Prisoner

Miscellaneous

A Confession of Faith (p.859)

Passive Resistors in the Tolstoy Farm (p.863)

The Rationale of Suffering (p.864)

The Theory and Practice of Passive Resistance (p.866)

On Soul Force and Indian Politics (p.869)

Rights and Duties of Labour (p.874)

The Doctrine of the Sword (p.878)

The Gujarat National University (p.883)

Indian Medicine (p.888)

Hindustani and English (p.890)

Social Boycott (p.892)

"Neither a Saint nor a Politician" (p.895)

Hindu-Moslem Unity (p.901)

Untouchability (p.905)

Gokhale, Tilak and Mehta (p.908)

The Fear of Death (p.913)

Hinduism (p.916)

National Education (p.924)

From Satyagraha to Non-Co-Operation (p.928)

Introspection (p.931)

The Spinning Wheel (p.934)

Love, not Hate (p.936)

Appendix I

Mr. Gandhi's Religion (p.939)

The Rules and Regulations of Satyagrahasrama (p.943)

The Memorial to Mr. Montagu (p.948)

The Swadeshi Vow (p.950)

Appendix II — Appreciations.

Count Leo Tolstoy (p.955)

Prof. Gilbert Murray (p.955)

Lord Hardinge (p.958)

Lord Ampthill (p.958)

The Lord Bishop of Madras (p.958)

Lord Gladstone (p.959)

The Hon. Mr. Jameson (p.959)

Sir Henry Cotton (p.959)

Mr. Charles Roberts, M. P. (p.959)

Senator W. P. Schreiner (p.960)

G. K. Gokhale (p.960)

Rev. Joseph Doke (p.961)

Mrs. Annie Besant (p.962)

Sir P. M. Mehta (p.962)

Mrs. Sarojini Naidu (p.962)

Dr. Subramania Iyer (p.963)

Sir Rabindranath Tagore (p.963)

Bal Gangadhar Tilak (p.963)

Lala Lajpat Rai (p.964)

Dr. J. H. Holmes (p.964)

Mr. W. W. Pearson (p.965)

Mr. Percival Landon (p.965)

Col. J. C. Wedgwood, M. P. (p.966)

Mr. Blanch Watson (p.966)

Mr. Ben Spoor, M. P. (p.966)

Mr. S. E Stokes (p.968)

Vincent Anderson (p.968)

Sir Valentine Chirol (p.968)

Mr. C. F. Andrews (p.968)

S. W. Clemes (p.970)

Mr. W. E. Johnson (p.970)

The Rt. Hon. V. S. Srinivasa Sastri (p.971)

Mr. H. S. L. Polak (p.976)

Mr. K. Natarajan (p.983)

Mrs. Sarojini Naidu (p.983)

Babu Dwijendranath Tagore (p.984)

Related Books (p.986)

Index (p.987)

Related Books and Eminent Orientalists (p.995)

Illustrations

Mr. & Mrs. Gandhi

Three Portraits of Gandhi