Speeches and Writings of M. K. Gandhi/Related Books and Eminent Orientalists
GANDHI: HIS LIFE & SPEECHES
Hind Swaraj or Indian Home Rule. By Gandhi. Cheap popular Edition. As. 8. To Sub. "I.R." As. 6.
M. K. Gandhi: A sketch of his life and career. There are ample quotations from his speeches and writings on different subjects. Price Annas Four.
Gandhi's Speeches and Writings. Third Edition, up-to-date and considerably enlarged. Contains his speeches and writings on the South African Indian Question his view on indentured Labour and Indians in the Colonies, his jail experiences in South Africa, his pronouncements on the Champaran and Khaira affairs, Rowlatt Bills and Satyagraha, the Punjab outrage, the Khilafat Question, Swaraj, Non-Co-operation, Swadeshi, National Education. Contains also an account of his arrest, and trial and messages from the gaol. With numerous appreciations, portraits and illustrations, cloth bound, indexed. Rs. 3 To Subscribers of the "Indian Review," Rs. 2 8.
M. K. Gandhi. By the Rev. Joseph Doke. With a Foreword by Lord Ampthill This is a cheap, popular edition of an inspiring book (M. K. Gandhi: An Indian Patriot in South Africa) written by a great Christian friend and admirer of Mr. Gandhi. Price Re. One. To Subscribers of the Indian Review As. 12.
G. A. Natesan & Co., Publishers, George Town, Madras.
Eminent Orientalists.
INDIAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN.
This is the first attempt to present under one cover a succinct account of the lives and achievements of well-known Orientalists, who have done pioneer work in the field of Indology. The activities of this group of savants—English, Scotch, French, German, American and Indian, have been many·sided. They have explored the regions of archaeology, epigrapby and palseography, not to speak of their valuable researches in regard to the religion of the Vedic Aryans, and have thus opened out vistas of knowledge in directions never before thought of.
Among the Orientalists Studied are : Sir William Jones, Sir Charles Wilkins. Colebroake. Horace Wilson, George Tournour, Fergusson, Rajendralal Mitra, Telang, Bhau Daji and lndraji, Dr. Buhler, Monier Williams, Max Muller. Sir John Fleet, Edwin Arnold, Nivedita, Griffith, Whitney, Vincent Smith. Tilak, Anundoram Borooah. Bhandarkar, Macdonnel, Keith, Paul Deussen and Sylvain Levi.
Among the contributors to the volume are: Prof. P. Seshadri, Prof Radhakrishnan, Dr. S. Krishnaswami Ayengar. Prof. P. P. S Sastri. Mr. Shumbu Chunder Dey, Prof. Suryanarayana, Mr. Vasant Naik, Mr. K. S. Ramaswami Sastri, Prof. M. S. Ramaswami Ayengar, Prof. Surya Kumar Bhuyan, Prof. Srinivasachari, and Mr. D. W. Wickramarachi.
New India.—The field of Indology has indeed commanded the services of very eminent men, and Messrs. G. A. Natesan & Co., have done a real service in bringing out in book form the lives of 25 of them. The volume supplies a much felt want and ought to prove very useful in spreading knowledge of those who have secured a just appreciation of India to the West.
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G. A. Natesan & Co, Publishers, George Town, Madras.