Freedom's Battle

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English · 1922 · 7h 33m · Essays & Short Works

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Freedom’s Battle gathers Mahatma Gandhi’s writings and speeches from the struggle against British rule in India after the First World War. Together, they offer a direct account of how Gandhi understood the campaign for Indian freedom and the methods he urged its supporters to follow.

Rather than a single continuous narrative, the book presents political arguments and public appeals in Gandhi’s own words. Its focus is the movement’s aims and principles, including the role of nonviolent resistance in challenging colonial authority.

For listeners interested in the history and ideas behind India’s independence movement, this collection provides a period voice from one of its central leaders.

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Introduction 25:33 Lu par KHand
The Khilafat, Part 1 55:18 Lu par KHand
The Khilafat, Part 2 27:16 Lu par KHand
The Punjab Wrongs 19:23 Lu par KHand
Swaraj 51:54 Lu par KHand
Hindu Moslem Unity 22:22 Lu par KHand
Treatment of Depressed Classes 14:57 Lu par KHand
Treatment of Indians Abroad 11:11 Lu par KHand
Non-Co-Operation, Part 1 29:45 Lu par KHand
Non-Co-Operation, Part 2 34:24 Lu par KHand
Non-Co-Operation, Part 3 45:09 Lu par KHand
Non-Co-Operation, Part 4 32:34 Lu par KHand
Non-Co-Operation, Part 5 45:20 Lu par KHand
Non-Co-Operation, Part 6 25:31 Lu par KHand
Mahatma Gandhi's Statement 12:36 Lu par KHand