Description
This candid autobiography traces the author’s life from childhood and early legal training through the experiences that shaped his philosophy and public work. Framed as a series of “experiments with truth,” it explores the development of his commitments to nonviolence, self-discipline, religious tolerance, social justice, and moral responsibility. Rather than presenting a polished heroic portrait, the narrative examines personal doubts, failures, and transformations with remarkable honesty. Both a compelling life story and a profound reflection on the relationship between ethical conviction and social change, it offers insight into the ideas that would influence movements around the world.
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Published Jan 1, 2008
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Details
First Published
1927
Language
eng
Translation
From: guj
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