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Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, the last Governor General of India, was, in the words of his grandson Rajmohan Gandhi, a prophetic political figure who predicted in 1916 the success of Gandhi s satyagraha in India. A true follower of Gandhi, C.R., or Rajaji (as he was called), gave up a lucrative practice as a lawyer in 1919 to fight for the country s independence. He explained Gandhi s political moves to the Indian public in speeches, and in articles inGandhi s Young India. Gandhi spoke of Rajaji as one of satyagraha s finest exponents and also as his conscience-keeper , a remark that underscored their personal relationship. Selected Works of C. Rajagopalachari, Vol. III, 1923 25 is the third in a series of ten volumes being published in association with the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library on the writings of Rajaji, covering the period between 1907 and 1972. This volume begins with Rajaji s efforts to educate the people on the significance of the Council-boycott resolution passed at the Gaya Congress in December 1922. A section of the Congress was in favour of Council-entry and was eager to contest the elections to legislatures with the formation of Swaraj Party in 1923. Others including Rajajiopted for complete boycott and wanted Congress to focus on the constructive programme propagation of khadi, the removal of untouchability and prohibition. In addition to his consistent criticism of the Council-entry programme, the book also features Rajaji s endeavour to spread the message of the constructive programme, and the setting up of Gandhi Ashram at Tiruchengodu, Tamil Nadu, in February 1925 and his subsequent withdrawal from public life. The documents in this volume also reflect Rajaji s views on a wide range of subjects, including the treatment of political prisoners in Indian jails and the position of Indians in Kenya and South Africa. This volume is a collector s edition that will be useful for students, researchers and academics studying the Indian national movement in all its facets.
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Mahesh Rangarajan is Director, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML), Teen Murti House, New Delhi. N. Balakrishnan is former Deputy Director, NMML. Deepa Bhatnagar is Head, Research and Publications Division and NMML Archives.
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- ISBN 13 9788125059806
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- EditorN. Balakrishnan, Deepa Bhatnagar
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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Speech on Gaya Congress 9 January 1923. 2. The Congress Week: Editor s Notes 11 January 1923. 3. The Death Waggon in Court: Article 11 January 1923. 4. Party Warfare: Article 11 January 1923. 5. Shall We Retrace? Article 11 January 1923. 6. Congress Notes 11 January 1923. 7. Editor s Notes 11 January 1923. 8. Editor s Notes (Extracts) 18 January 1923. 9. Civil Disobedience: Article 18 January 1923. 10. My Guilt: Editorial 18 January 1923. 11. Editor s Notes (Extracts) 25 January 1923. 12. Work: Editorial 25 January 1923. 13. In Defence of Khaddar: Editorial 25 January 1923. 14. Appeal to Tamil Nadu for Congress Work 29 January 1923. 15. Editor s Notes 1 February 1923. 16. The Lesson of Germany: Editorial 1 February 1923. 17. Release of Prisoners: Editorial 1 February 1923. 18. Speech at Madras 6 February 1923. 19. Volunteers for What? Editorial 8 February 1923. 20. Editor s Notes 15 February 1923. 21. Compromise: Editorial 15 February 1923. 22. Problems of Swaraj: Editorial 15 February 1923. 23. The Object of Collections: Article 15 February 1923. 24. Editor s Notes 22 February 1923. 25. Robbery of Words: Editorial 22 February 1923. 26. Non-Cooperation and Cooperative Organisation: Editorial 22 February 1923. 27. Editor s Notes 1 March 1923. 28. Give Battle this Year: Editorial 1 March 1923. 29. Intensive Work in Select Places: Editorial 1 March 1923. 30. Speech at Bhusaval 8 March 1923. 31. Editor s Notes 8 March 1923. 32. The Finances of India: Editorial 8 March 1923. 33. Speech at Nagpur 11 March 1923. 34. Editor s Notes 15 March 1923. 35. Speech at Patna 21 March 1923. 36. Editor s Note 22 March 1923. 37. The Agra Conversions: Editorial 22 March 1923. 38. Speech at Amritsar 29 March 1923. 39. The Workers Secret Struggle: Editorial 29 March 1923. 40. Tour of East Bengal and Bihar: Editorial 29 March 1923. 41. Speech at Sargodha 30 March 1923. 42. Letter to Pyarelal 30 March 1923. 43. Speech at Lahore 31 March 1923. 44. The Punjab: Editorial 5 April 1923. 45. Appeal to the Nation 7 April 1923. 46. Appeal to Workers of Tamil Nadu 7 April 1923. 47. Speech at Karachi 7 April 1923. 48. Editor s Notes 12 April 1923. 49. Speech at Ahmedabad 12 April 1923. 50. Editor s Notes 19 April 1923. 51. Unworthy Squabbles : Speech at Ajmer (Extracts) 19 April 1923. 52. Gurukulvas: Editorial 19 April 1923. 53. Editor s Notes 26 April 1923. 54. Objections: Editorial 26 April 1923. 55. Dangers Ahead: Editorial 26 April 1923. 56. Interview to a representative of Hindu 2 May 1923. 57. The Coming Slaughter: Editorial 3 May 1923. 58. Appeal to send Progress Reports 3 May 1923. 59. The Coming Fight: Editorial 3 May 1923. 60. Speech at a Public Meeting 5 May 1923. 61. Speech on the Congress and Native States 8 May 1923. 62. Telegram to Motilal Nehru 15 May 1923. 63. Editor s Note 17 May 1923. 64. An Explanation: Article 17 May 1923. 65. The Suspension Solution: Editorial 17 May 1923. 66. Statement to Press on Congress Policy 19 May 1923. 67. Statement on AICC meeting at Bombay 19 May 1923. 68. Editor s Notes 24 May 1923. 69. Letter to Pyarelal 26 May 1923. 70. Speech at Nagpur 31 May 1923. 71. We Cannot Submit: Editorial 31 May 1923. 72. Editor s Notes 31 May 1923. 73. The Gaya Programme: Article 31 May 1923. 74. Speech at Dharwar 3 June 1923. 75. Editor s Notes 7 June 1923. 76. What a Pity: Editorial 7 June 1923. 77. The Real Question: Editorial 7 June 1923. 78. A Real Conversation: Editorial 7 June 1923. 79. Editor s Note 14 June 1923. 80. Interview to a representative of Hindu 19 June 1923. 81. Go to Nagpur: Editorial 21 June 1923. 82. Defensive Propaganda: Editorial Note 21 June 1923. 83. Interview to a representative of Hindu 26 June 1923. 84. Editor s Notes 28 June 1923. 85. Message to the Tamil prisoners in Nagpur Jail 29 June 1923. 86. Editor s Notes 5 July 1923. 87. The Pretence of law: Article 5 July 1923. 88. The All India Congress Committee: Note 5 July 1923. 89. The Flag Calls You: Editorial 5 July 1923. 90. Don. Seller Inventory # 116253
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