BANDE MATARAM
SRI AUROBINDO
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CONTENTS ARRANGED SUBJECTWISE
Page - 913 914 Bande Mataram
The Charge of Vilification 166
The "Statesman" under Inspiration 170
the Man of the Future 197
Conference 226
Surendranath 273
Gospel 300
Development and Foreign Rule 304
British Rule 314 About Unity 615
Personality or Principle 617
(A Tragedy in Three Acts) 673
Committee 830 Conference 838
Conventionalist and Nationalist 864
Swaraj, Swadeshi, Boycott, An Organisation .... 75
The Proposed Reconstruction of Our Rip Van Winkles 131
National Education and the Contents Arranged Subjectwise A Pusillanimous Proposal 135 English Enterprise and Swadeshi 149
The Question of the Hour 161 Berhampur 238 Graduated Boycott 292
Curzonism for the University 327 Campaign 357 And Still It Moves 361 Defying the Circular 405 Paradoxical Advice 415 British Justice 431 Mr. A. Chowdhury's Policy 437 Political or Non-Political 452 Swadeshi in Education 479 Boycott and After 481 The 7th of August 493 To Organise Boycott 501 Justice Mitter and Swaraj 512
True Swadeshi 555 Repression 578 Swaraj 698 The Future of the Movement 701 A National University 717 The Strike at Tuticorin 726 Swaraj and the Coming Anarchy 728 The Voice of the Martyrs 744 The Tuticorin Victory 752 Charter or No Charter 760 Anti-Swadeshi in Madras 778 Freedom of Speech 790 Tomorrow's Meeting 795 The Anti-Swadeshi Campaign 798 The Struggle in Madras 802 The Next Step 807 The Work before Us 847
India: Resurgence India Renascent 1 Unity — An Open Letter 57 The Old Year 259 The Leverage of Faith 289 The Strength of the Idea 411 The Main Feeder of Patriotism 426 English Obduracy and Its Reason 470
Work and Speech 474 Rigidity 533
Caste and Democracy 536
India and the Mongolian 813
Reforms
The Proverbial Offspring 253
Europe, Asia, Africa Indians Abroad 132 An Irish Example 367 Europe and Asia 465 The Korean Crisis 487 Eastern Renascence 527 Persian Democracy 619 Mustafa Kamil Pasha 721 Asiatic Democracy 757 India and the Mongolian 813 The Asiatic Role 842 Indian Resurgence and Europe 860
By the Way
By the Way 137 916 Bande Mataram By the Way 155 By the Way 159 By the Way 168 By the Way 173 By the Way 177 By the Way 180 By the Way 184 By the Way 186 By the Way 189 By the Way 194 By the Way 219 By the Way 253 By the Way 256 By the Way 264 By the Way 280 By the Way 330 By the Way 407 By the Way 600 By the Way 623 By the Way 705 By the Way 826 By the Way 892 By the Way 897
New Lamps for Old 3 The Doctrine of Passive Resistance 83 I. Introduction 85 II. Its Object 90 III. Its Necessity 95 IV. Its Methods 101 V. Its Obligations 107 VI. Its Limits 113 VII. Conclusions 118
The Morality of Boycott 124
How to Meet the Ordinance 337
Bhavani Mandir 59 Speeches Advice to National College Students 515 The Present Situation 652 Bande Mataram 666
United Congress 850 Baruipur Speech 855 Palh Samiti 884
Comments and Controversies Darkness in "Light" 131 By the Way 137 By the Way 146 By the Way 148 By the Way 150 By the Way 155 By the Way 159 The Bhagalpur Meeting 167 The Friend Found Out 172 By the Way 173 Mischievous Writings 179 A Luminous Line 179 Statesman's Sympathy Brand 194 By the Way 219 Many Delusions 234 The Writing on the Wall 241 A Nil-admirari Admirer 244
A Vilifier on Vilification 263 Simple, not Rigorous 266 A Recommendation 267 The "Englishman" as a Statesman 271 A Man of Second Sight 277 Is this Your Lion of Bengal ? 287 Anglo-Indian Blunderers 288
Instinctive Loyalty 295 Consumption 311 The "Reformer" on Moderation 312 Extremism in the "Bengalee" 319 An Old Parrot Cry Repeated 340 What does Mr. Hare Mean ? 345 The "Statesman" Unmasks 347
Sui Generis 350 Mudholkar 352 The Thunderer's Challenge 365 Newmania 372 Mr. Gokhale on Deportation 373
The Effect of Petitionary Politics 381 Quarter 386 Drifting Away 387 Contents Arranged Subjectwise 917 A Consistent "Patriot" 395 Paradoxical Advice 415 Slow but Sure 421 Concerted Action 428 The Bengal Government's Letter 429
A Current Dodge 440
Mr. Chowdhuri 453 Ourselves 547 The "Statesman" in Retreat 551 Novel Ways to Peace 555 "Armenian Horrors" 557 The Price of a Friend 561 A New Literary Departure 563 Mr. Keir Hardie and India 564 The Glory of God in Man 714 A Misconception 719
Loyalty to Order 755
The Fund for Sj. Pal 770
The Indu and the Dhulia Conference 838
References to Individuals The President of the Berhampur
Conference 226
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