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Anecdotes of Gandhi
[Abridged from the book, 'This Was Bapu']
Compiled by :
R. K. Prabhu
First Edition :
July 1954
Printed and Published by :
Navajivan Mudranalaya, Ahemadabad-380014 (INDIA)
© Navajivan Trust, 1954
Acknowledgement
Foreword
A Dream of Death
The Salt of Life
A Birthday Message
Is the World getting better?
Mahatma and The Capitalist
In Buckingham Palace
The Power of the prayer
Violence preferred to Cowardice
"Price of freedom is Death"
"Bande Mataram"
Like the True Yogi
Postman before Premier
Origin of 'Gandhi Cap'
Harijan Seva
Iqbal's Tribute
Power of Silence
A Humiliating Spectacle
"Nothing Too Small For Him"
Prayers Against Atom Bombs
"More Beautiful Than All Ornaments"
The Gandhi 'Talisman'
A Rebuke to Students
'Liars All'
Gandhi and Thoreau
An Object-lesson in Ahimsa
An invitation to commit Harakiri
Who are the 'Unclean'?
Gandhiji and The Communists
"Non-violent" Honey
Origin of his Lion Cloth
"They deserve the crown"
Duel with a Doctor
Bapu The Miser
A Namashrudra's Faith
A Pataudi Story
He wouldn't copy
The Troublesome Tooth
A British Nurse's Taunt
Bapu Apologizes
With The Lepers
The fallen sisters
"I am still a student"
A Tragedy
Experiments with uncooked food
Origin of Mass Prayers
Mahatma Gandhi's Courtesy
In the Lion's Den
"The Prince of Beggars"
An Early Example of Bapu's Ahimsa
An Ideal Prisoner
The "Half-Naked", "Seditious Fakir"
All over beef tea and salt
Gandhi-Romain Rolland Meeting
"Stabling Truth"
Lessons in Journalistic Ethics
Some Typical Letters of Gandhiji
Gandhiji's Favourite Hymns