Freedom's Battle

by Mohandas K. Gandhi

CONTENTS

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I.	INTRODUCTION	1 to 19
II.	THE KHILAFAT
	Why I have joined the Khilafat Movement	21
	The Turkish Treaty	25
	Turkish Peace Terms	30
	The Suzerainty over Arabia	32
	Further Questions Answered	33
	Mr. Candler’s Open Letter	45
	In process of keeping	52
	Appeal to the Viceroy	55
	The Premier’s reply	59
	The Muslim Representation	62
	Criticism of the Manifesto	66
	The Mahomedan Decision	70
	Mr. Andrew’s Difficulty	73
	The Khilafat Agitation	76
	Hijarat and its Meaning	80
III.	THE PUNJAB WRONGS
	Political Freemasonry	83
	The Duty of the Punjabee	89
	General Dyer	93
	The Punjab Sentences	95

IV.	SWARAJ
	Swaraj in one year	97
	British Rule an evil	103
	A movement of purification	104
	Why was India lost	105
	Swaraj my ideal	109
	On the wrong track	118
	The Congress Constitution	122
	Swaraj in nine months	127
	The Attainment of Swaraj	131
V.	HINDU MOSLEM UNITY
	The Hindus and the Mahomedans	137
	Hindu Mahomedan unity	145
	Hindu Muslim unity	149
VI.	TREATMENT OF DEPRESSED CLASSES
	Depressed Classes	154
	Amelioration of the depressed classes	159
	The Sin of Untouchability	162
VII.	TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD
	Indians abroad	165
	Indians overseas	168
	Pariahs of the Empire	171
VIII.	NON-CO-OPERATION
	Non-co-operation	174
	Mr. Montagu on the Khilafat Agitation	175
	At the call of the country	180
	Non-co-operation explained	185
	Religious Authority for non-co-operation	192
	The inwardness of non-co-operation	196

	A missionary on non-co-operation	199
	How to work non-co-operation	203
	Speech at Madras	208
	⁠„⁠ Trichinopoly	230
	⁠„⁠ Calicut	237
	⁠„⁠ Mangalore	245
	⁠„⁠ Bezwada	253
	The Congress	261
	Who is disloyal	264
	Crusade against non-co-operation	266
	Speech at Muzafarbad	269
	Ridicule replacing Repression	273
	The Viceregal pronouncement	275
	From Ridicule to — ?	277
	To every Englishman in India	280
	One step enough for me	284
	The need for humility	288
	Some Questions Answered	289
	Pledges broken	296
	More objections answered	300
	Mr. Pennington’s Objections Answered	302
	Some doubts	311
	Rejoinder	313
	Two Englishmen Reply	316
	Letter to The Viceroy—Renunciation of Medals	321
	Letter to H. R. H. The Duke of Connaught	323
	The Greatest thing	328
	Mahatma Gandhi’s Statement	332
	Written Statement	334
	Index	343