Mahatma Gandhi: The Man Who Became One With the Universal Being

by Romain Rolland

KALELKAR, PROFESSOR, "The Gospel of Swadeshi,"
1922. S. Ganesan, Madras.

"GANDHI, M. K., A Sketch of His Life and His
Work" (in the collection, "Biographies of
Eminent Indians," Natesan, Madras).

PEARSON, W. W., "The Dawn of a New Age,"
1922, S. Ganesan, Madras.

RAY, SATYANDRA, "Mahatma Gandhi" ("in The
World To-Morrow," November, 1922).

"SOUVENIR of the Passive Resistance Movement
in South Africa" (1906-14), Golden Number
of "Indian Opinion" published, 1914, at
Phoenix, Natal. This number, published by
the presses of Gandhi's Tolstoian colony at
Natal, gives the most valuable and complete
set of documents—articles and photographs—connected
with the Passive Resistance movement
in South Africa.

It is also useful to consult the files of "Young
India," Gandhi's paper, which is still published
at Ahmedabad, his son being editor-publisher.

"The Modern Review," published by Ramouna
Chatterjee at Calcutta. Rabindranath Tagore
uses "The Modern Review" to give
voice to his opinions.

The "Unity" magazine of Chicago is in close
touch with the Gandhist movement and in ardent
sympathy with it. The editor, John
Haynes Holmes, has written the preface to
the Indian Edition of "Ethical Religion."