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Bìa sách The Story of My Experiments with Truth

The Story of My Experiments with Truth

Mahatma Gandhi, translated by Mahadev Desai

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Gandhi relates his life experiences from his birth in Gujarat in 1869 through the Indian National Congress of 1915.

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  1. Imprint
  2. Translator’s Preface
  3. Introduction
  4. The Story of My Experiments with Truth
  5. I: Birth and Parentage
  6. II: Childhood
  7. III: Child Marriage
  8. IV: Playing the Husband
  9. V: At the High School
  10. VI: A Tragedy
  11. VII: A Tragedy (Continued)
  12. VIII: Stealing and Atonement
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  1. IX: My Father’s Death and My Double Shame
  2. X: Glimpses of Religion
  3. XI: Preparation for England
  4. XII: Outcaste
  5. XIII: In London at Last
  6. XIV: My Choice
  7. XV: Playing the English Gentleman
  8. XVI: Changes
  9. XVII: Experiments in Dietetics
  10. XVIII: Shyness My Shield
  11. XIX: The Canker of Untruth
  12. XX: Acquaintance with Religions
  13. XXI: निर्बल के बल राम
  14. XXII: Narayan Hemchandra
  15. XXIII: The Great Exhibition
  16. XXIV: “Called”—But Then?
  17. XXV: My Helplessness
  18. I: Raychandbhai
  19. II: How I Began Life
  20. III: The First Case
  21. IV: The First Shock
  22. V: Preparing for South Africa
  23. VI: Arrival in Natal
  24. VII: Some Experiences
  25. VIII: On the Way to Pretoria
  26. IX: More Hardships
  27. X: First Day in Pretoria
  28. XI: Christian Contacts
  29. XII: Seeking Touch with Indians
  30. XIII: What It Is to Be a “Coolie”
  31. XIV: Preparation for the Case
  32. XV: Religious Ferment
  33. XVI: Man Proposes, God Disposes
  34. XVII: Settled in Natal
  35. XVIII: Colour Bar
  36. XIX: Natal Indian Congress
  37. XX: Balasundaram
  38. XXI: The £3 Tax
  39. XXII: Comparative Study of Religions
  40. XXIII: As a Householder
  41. XXIV: Homeward
  42. XXV: In India
  43. XXVI: Two Passions
  44. XXVII: The Bombay Meeting
  45. XXVIII: Poona and Madras
  46. XXIX: “Return Soon”
  47. I: Rumblings of the Storm
  48. II: The Storm
  49. III: The Test
  50. IV: The Calm After the Storm
  51. V: Education of Children
  52. VI: Spirit of Service
  53. VII: Brahmacharya—I
  54. VIII: Brahmacharya—II
  55. IX: Simple Life
  56. X: The Boer War
  57. XI: Sanitary Reform and Famine Relief
  58. XII: Return to India
  59. XIII: In India Again
  60. XIV: Clerk and Bearer
  61. XV: In the Congress
  62. XVI: Lord Curzon’s Durbar
  63. XVII: A Month with Gokhale—I
  64. XVIII: A Month with Gokhale—II
  65. XIX: A Month with Gokhale—III
  66. XX: In Benares
  67. XXI: Settled in Bombay?
  68. XXII: Faith on Its Trial
  69. XXIII: To South Africa Again
  70. I: “Love’s Labour’s Lost”?
  71. II: Autocrats from Asia
  72. III: Pocketed the Insult
  73. IV: Quickened Spirit of Sacrifice
  74. V: Result of Introspection
  75. VI: A Sacrifice to Vegetarianism
  76. VII: Experiments in Earth and Water Treatment
  77. VIII: A Warning
  78. IX: A Tussle with Power
  79. X: A Sacred Recollection and Penance
  80. XI: Intimate European Contacts
  81. XII: European Contacts (Continued)
  82. XIII: Indian Opinion
  83. XIV: Coolie Locations or Ghettoes?
  84. XV: The Black Plague—I
  85. XVI: The Black Plague—II
  86. XVII: Location in Flames
  87. XVIII: The Magic Spell of a Book
  88. XIX: The Phoenix Settlement
  89. XX: The First Night
  90. XXI: Polak Takes the Plunge
  91. XXII: Whom God Protects
  92. XXIII: A Peep Into the Household
  93. XXIV: The Zulu “Rebellion”
  94. XXV: Heart Searchings
  95. XXVI: The Birth of Satyagraha
  96. XXVII: More Experiments in Dietetics
  97. XXVIII: Kasturbai’s Courage
  98. XXIX: Domestic Satyagraha
  99. XXX: Towards Self-Restraint
  100. XXXI: Fasting
  101. XXXII: As Schoolmaster
  102. XXXIII: Literary Training
  103. XXXIV: Training of the Spirit
  104. XXXV: Tares Among the Wheat
  105. XXXVI: Fasting as Penance
  106. XXXVII: To Meet Gokhale
  107. XXXVIII: My Part in the War
  108. XXXIX: A Spiritual Dilemma
  109. XL: Miniature Satyagraha
  110. XLI: Gokhale’s Charity
  111. XLII: Treatment of Pleurisy
  112. XLIII: Homeward
  113. XLIV: Some Reminiscences of the Bar
  114. XLV: Sharp Practice?
  115. XLVI: Clients Turned Coworkers
  116. XLVII: How a Client Was Saved
  117. I: The First Experience
  118. II: With Gokhale in Poona
  119. III: Was It a Threat?
  120. IV: Shantiniketan
  121. V: Woes of Third-Class Passengers
  122. VI: Wooing
  123. VII: Kumbha Mela
  124. VIII: Lakshman Jhula
  125. IX: Founding of the Ashram
  126. X: On the Anvil
  127. XI: Abolition of Indentured Emigration
  128. XII: The Stain of Indigo
  129. XIII: The Gentle Bihari
  130. XIV: Face to Face with Ahimsa
  131. XV: Case Withdrawn
  132. XVI: Methods of Work
  133. XVII: Companions
  134. XVIII: Penetrating the Villages
  135. XIX: When a Governor Is Good
  136. XX: In Touch with Labour
  137. XXI: A Peep Into the Ashram
  138. XXII: The Fast
  139. XXIII: The Kheda Satyagraha
  140. XXIV: “The Onion Thief”
  141. XXV: End of Kheda Satyagraha
  142. XXVI: Passion for Unity
  143. XXVII: Recruiting Campaign
  144. XXVIII: Near Death’s Door
  145. XXIX: The Rowlatt Bills and My Dilemma
  146. XXX: That Wonderful Spectacle!
  147. XXXI: That Memorable Week!—I
  148. XXXII: That Memorable Week!—II
  149. XXXIII: “A Himalayan Miscalculation”
  150. XXXIV: Navajivan and Young India
  151. XXXV: In the Punjab
  152. XXXVI: The Khilafat Against Cow Protection?
  153. XXXVII: The Amritsar Congress
  154. XXXVIII: Congress Initiation
  155. XXXIX: The Birth of Khadi
  156. XL: Found at Last!
  157. XLI: An Instructive Dialogue
  158. XLII: Its Rising Tide
  159. XLIII: At Nagpur
  160. Farewell
  161. Endnotes
  162. Colophon
  163. Uncopyright

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