The Oxford India Gandhi looks beyond the plaster-cast image of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the Mahatma. Gandhi's autobiography ends in the late 1920s, several historic years before his assassination in 1948. This book seeks to fill the void left by Gandhi himself. Edited by Gopalkrishna Gandhi, the book tells Gandhi's story in his own words¿-the story of his life as he himself might have narrated it to a grandchild.

• Acknowledgements


• Guide to Readers


• Abbreviations


• Introduction to the Sesquicentennial Edition


• Introduction to the First Edition


• Part One (1869-85)


• HOME LIFE


• Part Two (1887-91)


• IN LONDON


• Part Three (1891-3)


• BACK IN INDIA


• Part Four (1893-7)


• IN SOUTH AFRICA-THE INITIAL YEARS


• Part Five (1898-1901)


• SETTLING IN SOUTH AFRICA


• Part Six (1901-2)


• VISITING HOME


• Part Seven (1902-5)


• RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA


• Part Eight (1906-9)


• THE STRUGGLE IN SOUTH AFRICA


• Part Nine (1909-14)


• TRIALS AND TRIUMPH IN SOUTH AFRICA


• Part Ten (1914-25)


• RETURNING TO INDIA-THE FIRST DECADE


• Part Eleven (1926-32)


• CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE


• Part Twelve (1933-6)


• THE PERSONAL AND THE PUBLIC


• Part Thirteen (1937-42)


• WAR WITHIN AND WITHOUT


• Part Fourteen (1942-8)


• THE ENDING OF AN EPOCH


• Notes


• The Pencil's Stub


• The I's, I am's, Me's, Mine's, and My's in Gandhi's Essential Writings


• Imprisonments


• Fasts


• Bibliography


• Index of Persons


• General Index

Gopalkrishna Gandhi is a former adminstrator and diplomat.