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Passive Resistance in the Transvaal
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| The Desperado And The Passive Resister
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| The Finger-Print Question
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| The Transvaal And The Tiger
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| The Asiatic Question - Open Defiance of the Law
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| Removing The Heads – 1907.
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| The Tug-Of-War In The Transvaal
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| We Hear They Want More – 1909.
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| Alley-Oop! - John Ford, Contributors‘ Club, 1930.
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| India - “Our weapons are different, Mr. Gandhi, but one of us must finally win.” - Simplicissimus, Munich, Germany, 1930.
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Putting Salt On His Tail - Sun, Baltimore, USA, 1930.
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| The Shop That Was Heard ‘Round The World - Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, USA, 1930.
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| Gandhi – Kladderadatsch, Berlin, Germany, c. 1930.
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| Gandhi Goes To “War” - Prager Presse, Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1930.
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| Move Over - Springfield Leader, USA, 1930.
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Exchange Of Condiments On Dandi Seashore
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| | The British Lion Shows Its Claws – 1930.
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| Hitting England In The Fatal Spot – Where The Cotton Is - Simplicissimus, Munich, Germany, 1930.
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| Gandhi’s Little Game - Guetin Meschino, Milan, Italy, 1930.
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The Ghost Walks In India - Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, USA, 1930.
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| | Indian Conference - Low in Evening Standard, London, 1930.
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| The Three Monkeys - Daily Express, London, England, 1930.
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| The Russian Propagandhi - Strube in Daily Express, London, England, 1930.
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To-day’s Breathless Interview - Daily Express, London, England, 1930.
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| To-day’s Breathless Interview (Hindi version) - 1930.
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| Salting The Tail - Graphic, London, England, 1930.
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Gandhi In The Lions’ Den - Schilling in Simplicissimus, Munich, Germany, 1930.
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| How America Saw Gandhiji’s Passive Resistance - Herbert Johnson in Daily Mail, London, England, 1931.
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| | Passing Shadow - David Low in Evening Standard, London, England, 1931.
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| Mr. Gandhi And The Goats - Poy in Daily Mail, London, England, 1931.
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Goosey, Goosey, Gandhi, Where Do You Wander? - David Low in Evening Standard, London, England, 1931.
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| | Nothing To Declare - Life, New York, USA, 1931.
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| Change Of Garb - J. Reynolds in Morning Post, London, England, 1931.
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| To The Conference - Daily Express, London, England, 1931.
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| A Sketch Of Gandhi, London - From Sumati Morarjee Collection, 1931.
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| Seats Of The Mighty - J. Reynolds in Morning Post, London, England, 1931.
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| See Britain First - David Low in Evening Standard, London, England, 1931.
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| Experiment With Mahatma Gandhi
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| The Fruits Of Victory - UK, 1931.
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| | A Ghost Goes Home - Patrick in the Post-Dispatch, USA, 1931.
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| The Shirted And The Shirtless - J. C. Hill in Auckland Star, New Zealand, 1931.
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| Mahatma Gandhi - Mali in Free Press Journal, Bombay, India, 1932.
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| Willingdon Fasts - David Low in Evening Standard, London, England, 1932.
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| Lord Willingdon’s Dilemma
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| No Title – “What people in India want to-day is to know where they are” …
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| One Way Of Settling - Ahmed in Pioneer, Lucknow, India, 1939.
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| If One Can Change, Why Not The Other - Ahmed in Pioneer, Lucknow, India, 1939.
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| Modest Request - Ahmed in Pioneer, Lucknow, India, 1939.
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| Mahatma’s Peace Mission – 1939.
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| | Mickey Mouse - Civil and Military Gazette, Lahore, India, 1939.
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| Shock For The „Silent Column“
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Wait For The Rope Trick - Shankar, India, 1942.
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| Join Up - St. Louis Post-Dispatch - 1942
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| With The Mask Off – 1942.
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