India of My Dreams, Volume 10"A selection of the most telling and significant passage[s] from Mahatma Gandhi's writings." -- Foreword. |
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... millions of cottages , I should welcome . Young India , 17-6 - '26 Dead machinery must not be pitted against the millions of living machines represented by the villagers scattered in the seven hundred thousand villages of India ...
... millions of cottages , I should welcome . Young India , 17-6 - '26 Dead machinery must not be pitted against the millions of living machines represented by the villagers scattered in the seven hundred thousand villages of India ...
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... millions starve and are frozen to death for want of them . If each retained possession only of what he needed , no one would be in want and all would live in contentment . As it is , the rich are discontented no less than the poor . The ...
... millions starve and are frozen to death for want of them . If each retained possession only of what he needed , no one would be in want and all would live in contentment . As it is , the rich are discontented no less than the poor . The ...
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... millions must have a simple industry to supplement agriculture . Spinning was the cottage industry years ago , and if the millions are to be saved from starvation , they must be enabled to reintroduce spinning in their homes , and every ...
... millions must have a simple industry to supplement agriculture . Spinning was the cottage industry years ago , and if the millions are to be saved from starvation , they must be enabled to reintroduce spinning in their homes , and every ...
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Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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