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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He will , therefore , constantly and continually approach the constituted authority , he will appeal to public opinion , educate public opinion , state his case calmly and coolly before everybody who wants to listen to him , and only ...
He will , therefore , constantly and continually approach the constituted authority , he will appeal to public opinion , educate public opinion , state his case calmly and coolly before everybody who wants to listen to him , and only ...
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I believe that mere protestation of one's opinion and surrender to the mass opinion is not only not enough but in matters of vital importance , leaders must act contrary to the mass opinion , if it does not commend itself to their ...
I believe that mere protestation of one's opinion and surrender to the mass opinion is not only not enough but in matters of vital importance , leaders must act contrary to the mass opinion , if it does not commend itself to their ...
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Young India , 18-12 - '20 Legislation in advance of public opinion is often worse than useless . Young India , 29-1 - '21 Healthy public opinion has an influence of which we have OBITER DICTA 309.
Young India , 18-12 - '20 Legislation in advance of public opinion is often worse than useless . Young India , 29-1 - '21 Healthy public opinion has an influence of which we have OBITER DICTA 309.
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Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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