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• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• INTRODUCTION
• PART I
• I – BIRTH AND PARENTAGE
• II – CHILDHOOD
• III – CHILD MARRIAGE
• IV – PLAYING THE HUSBAND
• V – AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
• VI – A TRAGEDY
• VII – A TRAGEDY
• VIII – STEALING AND ATONEMENT
• IX – MY FATHER’S DEATH AND MY DOUBLE SHAME
• X – GLIMPSES OF RELIGION
• XI – PREPARATION FOR ENGLAND
• XII – OUTCASTE
• XIII – IN LONDON AT LAST
• XIV – MY CHOICE
• XV – PLAYING THE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
• XVI – CHANGES
• XVII – EXPERIMENTS IN DIETETICS
• XVIII – SHYNESS MY SHIELD
• XIX – THE CANKER OF UNTRUTH
• XX – ACQUAINTANCE WITH RELIGIONS
• XXI –
• XXII – NARAYAN HEMCHANDRA
• XXIII – THE GREAT EXHIBITION
• XXIV – ‘CALLED’—BUT THEN?
• XXV – MY HELPLESSNESS
• PART II
• I – RAYCHANDBHAI
• II – HOW I BEGAN LIFE
• III – THE FIRST CASE
• IV – THE FIRST SHOCK
• V – PREPARING FOR SOUTH AFRICA
• VI – ARRIVAL IN NATAL
• VII – SOME EXPERIENCES
• VIII – ON THE WAY TO PRETORIA
• IX – MORE HARDSHIPS
• X – FIRST DAY IN PRETORIA
• XI – CHRISTIAN CONTACTS
• XII – SEEKING TOUCH WITH INDIANS
• XIII – WHAT IT IS TO BE A ‘COOLIE’
• XIV – PREPARATION FOR THE CASE
• XV – RELIGIOUS FERMENT
• XVI – MAN PROPOSES, GOD DISPOSES
• XVII – SETTLED IN NATAL
• XVIII – COLOUR BAR
• XIX – NATAL INDIAN CONGRESS
• XX – BALASUNDARAM
• XXI – THE £ 3 TAX
• XXII – COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RELIGIONS
• XXIII – AS A HOUSEHOLDER
• XXIV – HOMEWARD
• XXV – IN INDIA
• XXVI – TWO PASSIONS
• XXVII – THE BOMBAY MEETING
• XXVIII – POONA AND MADRAS
• XXIX – ‘RETURN SOON’
• PART III
• I – RUMBLINGS OF THE STORM
• II – THE STORM
• III – THE TEST
• IV – THE CALM AFTER THE STORM
• V – EDUCATION OF CHILDREN
• VI – SPIRIT OF SERVICE
• VII – BRAHMACHARYA—I
• VIII – BRAHMACHARYA—II
• IX – SIMPLE LIFE
• X – THE BOER WAR
• XI – SANITARY REFORM AND FAMINE RELIEF
• XII – RETURN TO INDIA
• XIII – IN INDIA AGAIN
• XIV – CLERK AND BEARER
• XV – IN THE CONGRESS
• XVI – LORD CURZON’S DARBAR
• XVII – A MONTH WITH GOKHALE—1
• XVIII – A MONTH WITH GOKHALE—II
• XIX – A MONTH WITH GOKHALE—III
• XX – IN BENARES
• XXI – SETTLED IN BOMBAY?
• XXII – FAITH ON ITS TRIAL
• XXIII – TO SOUTH AFRICA AGAIN
• PART IV
• I – ‘LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST’?
• II – AUTOCRATS FROM ASIA
• III – POCKETED THE INSULT
• IV – QUICKENED SPIRIT OF SACRIFICE
• V – RESULT OF INTROSPECTION
• VI – A SACRIFICE TO VEGETARIANISM
• VII – EXPERIMENTS IN EARTH AND WATER TREATMENT
• VIII – A WARNING
• IX – A TUSSLE WITH POWER
• X – A SACRED RECOLLECTION AND PENANCE
• XI – INTIMATE EUROPEAN CONTACTS
• XII – EUROPEAN CONTACTS (Contd.)
• XIII – ‘INDIAN OPINION’
• XIV – COOLIE LOCATIONS OR GHETTOES?
• XV – THE BLACK PLAGUE—I
• XVI – THE BLACK PLAGUE—II
• XVII – LOCATION IN FLAMES
• XVIII – THE MAGIC SPELL OF A BOOK
• XIX – THE PHŒNIX SETTLEMENT
• XX – THE FIRST NIGHT
• XXI – POLAK TAKES THE PLUNGE
• XXII – WHOM GOD PROTECTS
• XXIII – A PEEP INTO THE HOUSEHOLD
• XXIV – THE ZULU ‘REBELLION’
• XXV – HEART SEARCHINGS
• XXVI – THE BIRTH OF SATYAGRAHA
• XXVII – MORE EXPERIMENTS IN DIETETICS
• XXVIII – KASTURBAI’S COURAGE
• XXIX – DOMESTIC SATYAGRAHA
• XXX – TOWARDS SELF-RESTRAINT
• XXXI – FASTING
• XXXII – AS SCHOOLMASTER
• XXXIII – LITERARY TRAINING
• XXXIV – TRAINING OF THE SPIRIT
• XXXV – TARES AMONG THE WHEAT
• XXXVI – FASTING AS PENANCE
• XXXVII – TO MEET GOKHALE
• XXXVIII – MY PART IN THE WAR
• XXXIX – A SPIRITUAL DILEMMA
• XL – MINIATURE SATYAGRAHA
• XLI – GOKHALE’S CHARITY
• XLII – TREATMENT OF PLEURISY
• XLIII – HOMEWARD
• XLIV – SOME REMINISCENCES OF THE BAR
• XLV – SHARP PRACTICE?
• XLVI – CLIENTS TURNED CO-WORKERS
• XLVII – HOW A CLIENT WAS SAVED
• PART V
• I – THE FIRST EXPERIENCE
• II – WITH GOKHALE IN POONA
• III – WAS IT A THREAT?
• IV – SHANTINIKETAN
• V – WOES OF THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS
• VI – WOOING
• VII – KUMBHA MELA
• VIII – LAKSHMAN JHULA
• IX – FOUNDING OF THE ASHRAM
• X – ON THE ANVIL
• XI – ABOLITION OF INDENTURED EMIGRATION
• XII – THE STAIN OF INDIGO
• XIII – THE GENTLE BIHARI
• XIV – FACE TO FACE WITH AHIMSA
• XV – CASE WITHDRAWN
• XVI – METHODS OF WORK
• XVII – COMPANIONS
• XVIII – PENETRATING THE VILLAGES
• XIX – WHEN A GOVERNOR IS GOOD
• XX – IN TOUCH WITH LABOUR
• XXI – A PEEP INTO THE ASHRAM
• XXII – THE FAST
• XXIII – THE KHEDA SATYAGRAHA
• XXIV – ‘THE ONION THIEF’
• XXV – END OF KHEDA SATYAGRAHA
• XXVI – PASSION FOR UNITY
• XXVII – RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
• XXVIII – NEAR DEATH’S DOOR
• XXIX – THE ROWLATT BILLS AND MY DILEMMA
• XXX – THAT WONDERFUL SPECTACLE!
• XXXI – THAT MEMORABLE WEEK!—I
• XXXII – THAT MEMORABLE WEEK!—II
• XXXIII – A HIMALAYAN MISCALCULATION
• XXXIV – ‘NAVAJIVAN’ AND ‘YOUNG INDIA’
• XXXV – IN THE PUNJAB
• XXXVI – THE KHILAFAT AGAINST COW PROTECTION?
• XXXVII – THE AMRITSAR CONGRESS
• XXXVIII – CONGRESS INITIATION
• XXXIX – THE BIRTH OF KHADI
• XL – FOUND AT LAST!
• XLI – AN INSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE
• XLII – ITS RISING TIDE
• XLIII – AT NAGPUR
• FAREWELL
• INDEX
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