The dawn of Indian freedom

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The dawn of Indian freedom

by Jack C. Winslow and Verrier Elwin ; with a foreword by the Archbishop of York

G. Allen & Unwin, 1931

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Summary: Discussion of the possible future role of the Christian church in shaping a new India, freed from British control, the church incorporating in its doctrines the teachings of the Indian sacred books, and moved by the ideals of Gandhi

Includes index

Contents of Works
  • The Gandhi-Irwin pact and after / by J. C. Winslow
  • The half-naked fakir / by V. Elwin
  • The meaning of Satyagraha / by V. Elwin
  • The place of the Christian church in the new India / by J. C. Winslow
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