Today marks the 65th anniversary of the death of Mohandas K. Gandhi (born 1869)…
Today marks the 65th anniversary of the death of Mohandas K. Gandhi (born 1869)…And in commemoration, we are offering a free download of an ebook edition of his book FREEDOM’S BATTLE, which is an early outline of the (non-violent) struggle against colonialism in India.
One of the books that I’m most anticipating this spring is [easyazon-link asin=”0674072790″ locale=”us”]Gandhi’s Printing Press: Experiments in Slow Reading[/easyazon-link] by Isabel Hofmeyr (Harvard UP, March). Hofmeyr recently gave a talk related to the book at Harvard, which you can watch online. And one of the works that she focuses on in the talk, Gandhi’s Indian Home Rule is also available as a free ebook. Read our recent review of Gandhi and the Unspeakable by James Douglass.
*** [easyazon-link keywords=”Gandhi” locale=”us”]Other Books about Gandhi[/easyazon-link]
In remembrance of Gandhi’s life, we are pleased to offer this free ebook…
Download a FREE ebook of
Freedom’s Battle
by Mohandas K. Gandhi
[available in a variety of ebook formats –Kindle, epub for Nook, etc. — from Project Gutenberg ]
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The Freedom’s Battle link is taking me to Emily Dickinson’s poems. I’ll get those too, but not quite what we were aiming at…
Crap! Sorry, must have been moving too fast this morning. Correct link is: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10366
Will fix the above link when I get back to the computer later this morning… Chris Smith
Link fixed now… Again, my apologies…
If you just search for “Gandhi” on the website it brings you to, you’ll find the right book.