The doctrine of violence is more widely believed in than is generally realised. The votaries of violence can be divided into two classes. Some, a small and dwindling class, believe in it and are prepared to act according tp their faith. Others, a very large class always, and now, after bitter experiences of tbe failure of constitutional agitation, farger than ever, believe in violence, but that belief does not lead them to action. It disables them from work on any basis other than force. The belief in violeiice serves to dissuade them from all other I clnds of work or sacrifice. In both cases the evil is great. There can be no reconstruction or hope for-this land of ours, unless we eradicate the worship of force in all its forms, and establish work on a basis other than violence. A refutation of the doctrine of violence is, in the present situation of the affairs of our country, more necessary than ever. To this end, nothing better can be conceived than the publication and wide distribution of Mr. Gandhi sfamous book. It was extremely patriotic of Messrs. Ganesh and Company to have readily agreed to undertake the work when they were approached with the request. i Skbha, asS C. Raj 19. 3S atyagraha Skbha, Madras 5- C. RaM
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Indian Home Rule by Mahatma Gandhi
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