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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. One man walked to the sea, lifted a handful of salt, and shook an empire.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a powerful biography of one of the most influential and complicated figures of the modern world, tracing the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi from his chi…ldhood in Porbandar to his final moments in New Delhi.This is the story of the lawyer who became a revolutionary without an army, the prisoner who turned suffering into political force, and the spiritual seeker whose discipline, fasting, marches, and moral defiance helped change the course of the twentieth century.Inside this book, readers will discover: Gandhi's early life in Gujarat and the religious world that shaped his conscienceHis transformation in South Africa after racial humiliation and legal injusticeThe birth of satyagraha, the force of truth and soul powerThe Salt March, prison campaigns, fasting, and mass civil resistanceHis complex relationship with caste, empire, faith, family, and political powerThe struggle for Indian independence and the tragedy of PartitionThe contradictions, criticisms, courage, and legacy of the man called MahatmaGandhi's life was never simple. He was revered as a saint, feared as a strategist, challenged by critics, followed by millions, and opposed by forces that could never fully understand the weapon he had created. His body became his argument. His suffering became his politics. His belief in truth became a challenge to empire itself.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a vivid and serious portrait of a man whose influence reached far beyond India, shaping civil rights movements, freedom struggles, and the moral imagination of the modern age. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - One man walked to the sea, lifted a handful of salt, and shook an empire.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a powerful biography of one of the most influential and complicated figures of the modern world, tracing the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi from his ch…ildhood in Porbandar to his final moments in New Delhi.This is the story of the lawyer who became a revolutionary without an army, the prisoner who turned suffering into political force, and the spiritual seeker whose discipline, fasting, marches, and moral defiance helped change the course of the twentieth century.Inside this book, readers will discover: Gandhi's early life in Gujarat and the religious world that shaped his conscienceHis transformation in South Africa after racial humiliation and legal injusticeThe birth of satyagraha, the force of truth and soul powerThe Salt March, prison campaigns, fasting, and mass civil resistanceHis complex relationship with caste, empire, faith, family, and political powerThe struggle for Indian independence and the tragedy of PartitionThe contradictions, criticisms, courage, and legacy of the man called MahatmaGandhi's life was never simple. He was revered as a saint, feared as a strategist, challenged by critics, followed by millions, and opposed by forces that could never fully understand the weapon he had created. His body became his argument. His suffering became his politics. His belief in truth became a challenge to empire itself.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a vivid and serious portrait of a man whose influence reached far beyond India, shaping civil rights movements, freedom struggles, and the moral imagination of the modern age.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. One man walked to the sea, lifted a handful of salt, and shook an empire.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a powerful biography of one of the most influential and complicated figures of the modern world, tracing the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi from his chi…ldhood in Porbandar to his final moments in New Delhi.This is the story of the lawyer who became a revolutionary without an army, the prisoner who turned suffering into political force, and the spiritual seeker whose discipline, fasting, marches, and moral defiance helped change the course of the twentieth century.Inside this book, readers will discover: Gandhi's early life in Gujarat and the religious world that shaped his conscienceHis transformation in South Africa after racial humiliation and legal injusticeThe birth of satyagraha, the force of truth and soul powerThe Salt March, prison campaigns, fasting, and mass civil resistanceHis complex relationship with caste, empire, faith, family, and political powerThe struggle for Indian independence and the tragedy of PartitionThe contradictions, criticisms, courage, and legacy of the man called MahatmaGandhi's life was never simple. He was revered as a saint, feared as a strategist, challenged by critics, followed by millions, and opposed by forces that could never fully understand the weapon he had created. His body became his argument. His suffering became his politics. His belief in truth became a challenge to empire itself.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a vivid and serious portrait of a man whose influence reached far beyond India, shaping civil rights movements, freedom struggles, and the moral imagination of the modern age. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. One man walked to the sea, lifted a handful of salt, and shook an empire.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a powerful biography of one of the most influential and complicated figures of the modern world, tracing the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi from his chi…ldhood in Porbandar to his final moments in New Delhi.This is the story of the lawyer who became a revolutionary without an army, the prisoner who turned suffering into political force, and the spiritual seeker whose discipline, fasting, marches, and moral defiance helped change the course of the twentieth century.Inside this book, readers will discover: Gandhi's early life in Gujarat and the religious world that shaped his conscienceHis transformation in South Africa after racial humiliation and legal injusticeThe birth of satyagraha, the force of truth and soul powerThe Salt March, prison campaigns, fasting, and mass civil resistanceHis complex relationship with caste, empire, faith, family, and political powerThe struggle for Indian independence and the tragedy of PartitionThe contradictions, criticisms, courage, and legacy of the man called MahatmaGandhi's life was never simple. He was revered as a saint, feared as a strategist, challenged by critics, followed by millions, and opposed by forces that could never fully understand the weapon he had created. His body became his argument. His suffering became his politics. His belief in truth became a challenge to empire itself.Mahatma Gandhi: Salt, Empire, and the Politics of the Soul is a vivid and serious portrait of a man whose influence reached far beyond India, shaping civil rights movements, freedom struggles, and the moral imagination of the modern age. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
