GandhiThe author covers her subject "from birth to death, with attention given to: Gandhi's relationship with his parents and wife; his schooling; his involvement with civil disobedience and his role in shaping his country's policies; the veneration of his people and his relationship with his disciples; his efforts to reconcile Muslims and Hindus; etc. Coolidge points up Gandhi's harsh and dictatorial treatment of his children; his contempt for modern medicine or the basic scientific rules of nutrition." |
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Introduction | 1 |
A Vegetarian in London | 19 |
Lawyer in South Africa | 34 |
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