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... how families had retired from this once flourishing and honourable occupation . If we follow the Swadeshi doctrine , it would be your duty and mine to find out neighbours who can supply our wants and to teach ...
... how families had retired from this once flourishing and honourable occupation . If we follow the Swadeshi doctrine , it would be your duty and mine to find out neighbours who can supply our wants and to teach ...
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If people are unable to follow your lead regarding non- violence , would you advise them to die as cowards , or resist aggression with violence ? Question ( 2 ) Should you not unequivocally condemn the dual role that the Muslim League ...
If people are unable to follow your lead regarding non- violence , would you advise them to die as cowards , or resist aggression with violence ? Question ( 2 ) Should you not unequivocally condemn the dual role that the Muslim League ...
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If an individual or a group of people are unable or unwilling to follow this great law of life , which is mis- called my lead , retaliation or resistance unto death is the second best , though a long way off from the first .
If an individual or a group of people are unable or unwilling to follow this great law of life , which is mis- called my lead , retaliation or resistance unto death is the second best , though a long way off from the first .
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| Title | The India of My Dreams |
| Author | Mahatma Gandhi |
| Editor | R. K. Prabhu |
| Compiled by | R. K. Prabhu |
| Publisher | Hind Kitabs, 1949 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 128 pages |
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