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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... one's nation is not inconsistent with the service of the world has grown . It is a good doctrine . Its acceptance alone will ease the situation in the world and stop the mutual jealousies between nations inhabiting this globe of ours ...
... one's nation is not inconsistent with the service of the world has grown . It is a good doctrine . Its acceptance alone will ease the situation in the world and stop the mutual jealousies between nations inhabiting this globe of ours ...
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... one's eyes and stuff one's nose ; such is the surrounding dirt and offending smell . If the majority of Congress- men were derived from our villages , as they should be , they should be able to make our villages models of cleanliness in ...
... one's eyes and stuff one's nose ; such is the surrounding dirt and offending smell . If the majority of Congress- men were derived from our villages , as they should be , they should be able to make our villages models of cleanliness in ...
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... one's outlook on life itself . It means regulation of one's life in accordance with the laws of health . It is not a matter of taking the free medicine from the hospital or for fees . A man who takes free treatment from the hospital ...
... one's outlook on life itself . It means regulation of one's life in accordance with the laws of health . It is not a matter of taking the free medicine from the hospital or for fees . A man who takes free treatment from the hospital ...
Contents
Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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