A portrait of the Indian secularist and spiritual companion of Mahatma Gandhi discusses his childhood as a member of a politically influential family, the Enlightenment philosophies that marked his education, his decision to become an activist, his contributions to India's non-violent struggle for independence, and his witness to the violence of partition. Reprint. 10,000 first printing.
| Vendor | EnglishBookHouse |
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| Type | history book |
