Freedom's Battle eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 277 pages of information about Freedom's Battle.

Freedom's Battle eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 277 pages of information about Freedom's Battle.

II.  THE KHILAFAT

  Why I have joined the Khilafat Movement

  The Turkish Treaty

  Turkish Peace Terms

  The Suzerainty over Arabia

  Further Questions Answered

  Mr. Candler’s Open Letter

  In process of keeping

  Appeal to the Viceroy

  The Premier’s reply

  The Muslim Representation

  Criticism of the Manifesto

  The Mahomedan Decision

  Mr. Andrew’s Difficulty

  The Khilafat Agitation

  Hijarat and its Meaning

III.  THE PUNJAB WRONGS

  Political Freemasonry

  The Duty of the Punjabec

  General Dyer

  The Punjab Sentences

IV.  SWARAJ

  Swaraj in one year

  British Rule an evil

  A movement of purification

  Why was India lost

  Swaraj my ideal

  On the wrong track

  The Congress Constitution

  Swaraj in nine months

  The Attainment of Swaraj

V. HINDU MOSLEM UNITY

  The Hindus and the Mahomedans

  Hindu Mahomedan unity

  Hindu Muslim unity

VI.  TREATMENT OF THE DEPRESSED CLASSES

  Depressed Classes

  Amelioration of the depressed classes

  The Sin of Untouchability

VII.  TREATMENT OF INDIANS ABROAD

  Indians abroad

  Indians overseas

  Pariahs of the Empire

VIII.  NON-CO-OPERATION

  Non-co-operation

  Mr. Montagu on the Khilafat Agitation

  At the call of the country

  Non-co-operation explained

  Religious Authority for non-co-operation

  The inwardness of non-co-operation

  A missionary on non-co-operation

  How to work non-co-operation

  Speech at Madras

      " Trichinopoly

      " Calicut

      " Mangalore

      " Bexwada

  The Congress

  Who is disloyal

  Crusade against non-co-operation

  Speech at Muxafarbail

  Ridicule replacing Repression

  The Viceregal pronouncement

  From Ridicule to—?

  To every Englishman In India

  One step enough for me

  The need for humility

  Some Questions Answered

  Pledges broken

  More Objections answered

  Mr. Pennington’s Objections Answered

  Some doubts

  Rejoinder

  Two Englishmen Reply

  Letter to the Viceroy—­Renunciation of Medals

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