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Zustand: New. pp. 254.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. India of my Dreams. 2. The meaning of Swaraj. 3. In defence of nationalism. 4. Democracy in India. 5. India and socialism. 6. India and communism. 7. The curse of industrialism. 8. Class war. 9. Strikes. 10. Choice before labour. 11. Rights or duties. 12. The problem of unemployment. 13. Daridranarayan. 14. The gospel of Bread-labour. 15. Sarvodaya. 16. Theory of trusteeship. 17. Non-violent economy. 18. The way to equal distribution. 19. India's record of Non-violence. 20. The Sarvodaya State. 21. Satyagraha and Duragraha. 22. The tillers of the soil. 23. Back to the village. 24. Every village a republic. 25. Panchayat Raj. 26. Village industries. 27. What the government can do. 28. Village exhibitions. 29. The music of the spinning wheel. 30. The mill industry. 31. The gospel of Swadeshi. 32. Cow protection. 33. Co-operative cattle-farming. 34. Village sanitation. 35. Village health. 36. Village diet. 37. The village worker. 38. All-round village service. 39. A call to youth. 40. The nation's health, hygiene and diet. 41. Drink and drugs. 42. Urban sanitation. 43. Evil wrought by the foreign medium. 44. My own experience. 45. India's cultural heritage. 46. The new education. 47. Basic education. 48. Higher education. 49. Ashram ideal of education. 50. National language and script. 51. Provincial languages. 52. Hindi in the South. 53. A code for students. 54. Regeneration of Indian women. 55. Women's education. 56. Birth-control. 57. Sex education. 58. Children. 59. Communal unity. 60. Varnashrama Dharma. 61. The curse of untouchability. 62. Religious tolerance in India. 63. Proselytization. 64. Problems of administration. 65. Reorganization of provinces. 66. The problem of minorities. 67. An Indian governor. 68. The press. 69. Peace brigades. 70. Indian National Congress. 71. India, Pakistan and Kashmir. 72. Foreign settlements in India. 73. India and World Peace. 74. The message of the East. 75. Obiter Dicta. "In this work attempt has been made, by assembling together passages from writings and speeches of Mahatma Gandhi, to give the reader an idea of the part which he expects a completely free and independent India of his conception to play in her own domestic affairs as well as her relations with the rest of the world.".