ISBN : 9780199481217
This book is an epistolary account of the lives of three remarkable individuals. They were Rabindranath Tagore, Mahatma Gandhi and the Anglican missionary, Charles Freer Andrews. The study explores two closely related themes, their friendship and their principles for attaining Indian freedom. The freedom they worked for was not merely political though in an unequal world that necessarily had to be an ultimate goal.
Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; Introduction ; 1. Their Friendship, Their Struggles; 2. South Africa and India's Honour; 3. Santiniketan and Phoenix Schools; 4. World War I; 5. Dilemmas, Depressions, Uplifts; 6. Simla, Britain, India; 7. Rowlatt Bills and After; 8. Non-Cooperation; 9. Their Differences; 10. Movement in the 1920s; 11. Movement South Africa; 12. Movement in the 1930s; 13. Gandhi's Work, Gandhi's Message, Andrews, Tagore; 14. Tagore's Works, Tagore's Message, Andrews, Gandhi ; Appendices; Bibliography; Index
