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An autobiography : the story of my experiments with truth

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  • ISBN: 0807059099 :
  • ISBN: 9780807059098
  • Physical Description: print
    xxix, 528 p. ; 21 cm.
  • Publisher: Boston : Beacon Press, c1993.

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Cover title: Gandhi, an autobiography.
Includes index.
Originally published: 1957.
Subject: Gandhi Mahatma 1869-1948
Statesmen India Biography

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An Autobiography : The Story of My Experiments with Truth
An Autobiography : The Story of My Experiments with Truth
by Gandhi, Mohandas K.; Bok, Sissela (Foreword by)
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An Autobiography : The Story of My Experiments with Truth

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Foreword   Sissela Bokp. xi
Translator's Preface   Mahadev Desaip. xix
Introductionp. xxiii
Part I
Chapter IBirth and Parentagep. 3
Chapter IIChildhoodp. 6
Chapter IIIChild Marriagep. 8
Chapter IVPlaying the Husbandp. 11
Chapter VAt the High Schoolp. 14
Chapter VIA Tragedyp. 19
Chapter VIIA Tragedy (Contd.)p. 22
Chapter VIIIStealing and Atonementp. 25
Chapter IXMy Father's Death and My Double Shamep. 28
Chapter XGlimpses of Religionp. 31
Chapter XIPreparation for Englandp. 35
Chapter XIIOutcastep. 39
Chapter XIIIIn London at Lastp. 42
Chapter XIVMy Choicep. 45
Chapter XVPlaying the English Gentlemanp. 48
Chapter XVIChangesp. 52
Chapter XVIIExperiments in Dieteticsp. 55
Chapter XVIIIShyness My Shieldp. 59
Chapter XIXThe Canker of Untruthp. 63
Chapter XXAcquaintance with Religionsp. 67
Chapter XXIINarayan Hemchandrap. 72
Chapter XXIIIThe Great Exhibitionp. 76
Chapter XXIV'Called'--But Then?p. 78
Chapter XXVMy Helplessnessp. 81
Part II
Chapter IRaychandbhaip. 87
Chapter IIHow I Began Lifep. 90
Chapter IIIThe First Casep. 93
Chapter IVThe First Shockp. 96
Chapter VPreparing for South Africap. 100
Chapter VIArrival in Natalp. 102
Chapter VIISome Experiencesp. 105
Chapter VIIIOn the Way to Pretoriap. 109
Chapter IXMore Hardshipsp. 113
Chapter XFirst Day in Pretoriap. 118
Chapter XIChristian Contactsp. 122
Chapter XIISeeking Touch with Indiansp. 125
Chapter XIIIWhat It Is to Be A 'Coolie'p. 128
Chapter XIVPreparation for the Casep. 131
Chapter XVReligious Fermentp. 135
Chapter XVIMan Proposes, God Disposesp. 138
Chapter XVIISettled in Natalp. 141
Chapter XVIIIColour Barp. 145
Chapter XIXNatal Indian Congressp. 148
Chapter XXBalasundaramp. 153
Chapter XXIThe [pound] 3 Taxp. 155
Chapter XXIIComparative Study of Religionsp. 158
Chapter XXIIIAs a Householderp. 162
Chapter XXIVHomewardp. 165
Chapter XXVIn Indiap. 168
Chapter XXVITwo Passionsp. 172
Chapter XXVIIThe Bombay Meetingp. 175
Chapter XXVIIIPoona and Madrasp. 178
Chapter XXIX'Return Soon'p. 180
Part III
Chapter IRumblings of the Stormp. 185
Chapter IIThe Stormp. 188
Chapter IIIThe Testp. 191
Chapter IVThe Calm After the Stormp. 196
Chapter VEducation of Childrenp. 199
Chapter VISpirit of Servicep. 202
Chapter VIIBrahmacharya--Ip. 204
Chapter VIIIBrahmacharya--IIp. 208
Chapter IXSimple Lifep. 212
Chapter XThe Boer Warp. 214
Chapter XISanitary Reform and Famine Reliefp. 217
Chapter XIIReturn to Indiap. 219
Chapter XIIIIn India Againp. 222
Chapter XIVClerk and Bearerp. 225
Chapter XVIn the Congressp. 227
Chapter XVILord Curzon's Darbarp. 229
Chapter XVIIA Month with Gokhale--Ip. 231
Chapter XVIIIA Month with Gokhale--IIp. 233
Chapter XIXA Month with Gokhale--IIIp. 236
Chapter XXIn Benaresp. 239
Chapter XXISettled in Bombay?p. 243
Chapter XXIIFaith on Its Trialp. 246
Chapter XXIIITo South Africa Againp. 249
Part IV
Chapter I'Love's Labour's Lost'?p. 255
Chapter IIAutocrats from Asiap. 257
Chapter IIIPocketed the Insultp. 259
Chapter IVQuickened Spirit of Sacrificep. 262
Chapter VResult of Introspectionp. 264
Chapter VIA Sacrifice to Vegetarianismp. 267
Chapter VIIExperiments in Earth and Water Treatmentp. 269
Chapter VIIIA Warningp. 271
Chapter IXA Tussle with Powerp. 274
Chapter XA Sacred Recollection and Penancep. 276
Chapter XIIntimate European Contactsp. 279
Chapter XIIEuropean Contacts (Contd.)p. 282
Chapter XIII'Indian Opinion'p. 285
Chapter XIVCoolie Locations or Ghettoes?p. 287
Chapter XVThe Black Plague--Ip. 290
Chapter XVIThe Black Plague--IIp. 292
Chapter XVIILocation in Flamesp. 295
Chapter XVIIIThe Magic Spell of a Bookp. 297
Chapter XIXThe Phoenix Settlementp. 300
Chapter XXThe First Nightp. 302
Chapter XXIPolak Takes the Plungep. 304
Chapter XXIIWhom God Protectsp. 306
Chapter XXIIIA Peep into the Householdp. 310
Chapter XXIVThe Zulu 'Rebellion'p. 313
Chapter XXVHeart Searchingsp. 315
Chapter XXVIThe Birth of Satyagrahap. 318
Chapter XXVIIMore Experiments in Dieteticsp. 320
Chapter XXVIIIKasturbai's Couragep. 322
Chapter XXIXDomestic Satyagrahap. 325
Chapter XXXTowards Self-Restraintp. 328
Chapter XXXIFastingp. 330
Chapter XXXIIAs Schoolmasterp. 333
Chapter XXXIIILiterary Trainingp. 335
Chapter XXXIVTraining of the Spiritp. 338
Chapter XXXVTares Among the Wheatp. 340
Chapter XXXVIFasting as Penancep. 342
Chapter XXXVIITo Meet Gokhalep. 344
Chapter XXXVIIIMy Part in the Warp. 346
Chapter XXXIXA Spiritual Dilemmap. 348
Chapter XLMiniature Satyagrahap. 351
Chapter XLIGokhale's Charityp. 355
Chapter XLIITreatment of Pleurisyp. 357
Chapter XLIIIHomewardp. 359
Chapter XLIVSome Reminiscences of the Barp. 361
Chapter XLVSharp Practice?p. 363
Chapter XLVIClients Turned Co-Workersp. 365
Chapter XLVIIHow a Client Was Savedp. 367
Part V
Chapter IThe First Experiencep. 373
Chapter IIWith Gokhale in Poonap. 375
Chapter IIIWas it a Threat?p. 377
Chapter IVShantiniketanp. 380
Chapter VWoes of Third Class Passengersp. 383
Chapter VIWooingp. 385
Chapter VIIKumbha Melap. 387
Chapter VIIILakshman Jhulap. 391
Chapter IXFounding of the Ashramp. 395
Chapter XOn the Anvilp. 397
Chapter XIAbolition of Indentured Emigrationp. 400
Chapter XIIThe Stain of Indigop. 404
Chapter XIIIThe Gentle Biharip. 406
Chapter XIVFace to Face with Ahimsap. 409
Chapter XVCase Withdrawnp. 413
Chapter XVIMethods of Workp. 416
Chapter XVIICompanionsp. 419
Chapter XVIIIPenetrating the Villagesp. 422
Chapter XIXWhen a Governor is Goodp. 424
Chapter XXIn Touch with Labourp. 426
Chapter XXIA Peep into the Ashramp. 428
Chapter XXIIThe Fastp. 430
Chapter XXIIIThe Kheda Satyagrahap. 434
Chapter XXIV'The Onion Thief'p. 436
Chapter XXVEnd of Kheda Satyagrahap. 439
Chapter XXVIPassion for Unityp. 441
Chapter XXVIIRecruiting Campaignp. 444
Chapter XXVIIINear Death's Doorp. 450
Chapter XXIXThe Rowlatt Bills and My Dilemmap. 454
Chapter XXXThat Wonderful Spectacle!p. 457
Chapter XXXIThat Memorable Week!--Ip. 460
Chapter XXXIIThat Memorable Week!--IIp. 466
Chapter XXXIII'A Himalayan Miscalculation'p. 469
Chapter XXXIV'Navajivan' and 'Young India'p. 471
Chapter XXXVIn the Punjabp. 475
Chapter XXXVIThe Khilafat Against Cow Protection?p. 478
Chapter XXXVIIThe Amritsar Congressp. 482
Chapter XXXVIIICongress Initiationp. 486
Chapter XXXIXThe Birth of Khadip. 489
Chapter XLFound at Last!p. 491
Chapter XLIAn Instructive Dialoguep. 494
Chapter XLIIIts Rising Tidep. 497
Chapter XLIIIAt Nagpurp. 500
Farewellp. 503
Indexp. 506
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