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,India as Viewed by the American Media: ,, William Shirer and Gandhian Nationalism, 1930–1, only twenty six, and with a journalistic experience hitherto limited to western Europe, when he was sent to cover what he referred to as ‘Gandhi’s peculiar revolution’. — that is, the mass Civil Disobedience movement inaugurated in March 1930 by one of the great ideologues, politicians and moralist

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Concluding Remarks,icance of the interests engaged within the confines of this volume go beyond what I believe to be the intrinsic value of illuminating the historical past and reinforce how important historical context is to the understanding of contemporary events.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2869-4 are the guardians of a great tradition, but the conditions are changing and with them the forms of guardianship must also change. As we associate the Indian peoples more closely with the mechanism of rule, so must we give more and more consideration to their sentiments and views in the policy of ru