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Gandhi’s Prisoner?
The Life of Gandhi’s Son Manilal
by Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie📕 Gandhi’s Prisoner? – Read More 📕
- ISBN: 9780795701764 (0795701764)
- Format: hardcover, 419 pages
- Author: Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie
- Release date: March 15, 2010
- Publisher: Kwela Books
- Language: english
About The Book
Manilal Gandhi was the second of Gandhi’s four sons. Born in India, he spent a crucial part of his childhood and adolescence in South Africa. This was an important period in the life of his father who emerged as a mass-movement leader with his philosophy of Satyagraha (the force of truth). Satyagraha was not only a political weapon but also a way of life epitomised by the communal settlements Gandhi established, Phoenix settlement and Tolstoy farm. The lives of his sons were directly affected by Gandhi’s transformations. Manilal’s life was shaped by his experiences at these two farms. Gandhi returned with his family to India in 1914 but within three years Manilal was sent back to South Africa to assist with the publication of the Gujarati-English weekly, Indian opinion, which was published at Phoenix. For almost four decades, Manilal, as editor of Indian opinion, maintained his father’s legacy at Phoenix. Following in the Gandhian tradition he was an activist editor who went to prison several times over in protest at unjust laws. This title seeks to explore a side of Gandhi that biographers have either neglected, misunder- stood or judged harshly due to their select focus on Gandhi
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