Gandhi: The End Of Non-ViolenceGandhi was 20th centurys most acclaimed political thinker practioner of nonviolence. His method of nonviolence, however, was under trial during the ferocity of Partition. Why was it so? Gandhi: The End of Nonviolence explores this crisis in depth. Putting Gandhi center stage in significant political events ranging from the Khilafat Movement (1919 1922) to Partition (1946 1947), Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee critically engages with some of the key figures

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