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Homer A. Jack • 17 Items / 1 Book, 12 Articles, 4 Reviews
The Gandhi Reader (1956)
by Homer A. Jack and Mahatma Gandhi
A Sourcebook of His Life and Writings
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    Best of Gandhi: The Mahatma in Deed and Word (Review)
    Paul A. Schilpp
    The Gandhi Reader, by Homer A. Jack and Mahatma Gandhi
    1. The Gandhi Reader by Homer A. Jack and Mahatma Gandhi
    The Saturday Review, March 17, 1956, p. 21
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    The Future in Balance (6 Reviews)
    O. Edmund Clubb
    Brief Authority, by Edwin F. Stanton
    1. Brief Authority by Edwin F. Stanton
    2. The Gandhi Reader by Homer A. Jack and Mahatma Gandhi
    3. What the United States Can Do About India by Eustace Seligman
    4. At Home in India by Cynthia Bowles
    5. As I See India by Robert Trumbull
    6. The Struggle for Asia by Francis Low
    The Nation, July 14, 1956, p. 45
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    Briefly Noted (7 Reviews)
    General
    1. The Gentleman and the Tiger by Harold C. Syrett and George B. McClellan, Jr., ...
    2. Elephants and Ivory by John Alfred Jordan and John Prebble
    3. Voyage to the Amorous Islands by Newton A. Rowe
    4. A Rose for Winter by Laurie Lee
    5. Living Like a Lord by John Godley, Lord Kilbracken
    6. Two Worlds: An Edinburgh Jewish Childhood by David Daiches
    7. The Gandhi Reader by Homer A. Jack and Mahatma Gandhi
    The New Yorker, March 24, 1956, pp. 148-150
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    Received At Our Desk (21 Reviews)
    Hunza: Lost Kingdom of the Himalayas, by John Clark
    1. Hunza: Lost Kingdom of the Himalayas by John Clark
    2. Deliver Us from Evil by Thomas A. Dooley
    3. The Meaning of Bandung by Carlos P. Romulo
    4. The Color Curtain by Richard Wright
    5. Manjiro: The Man Who Discovered America by Hisakazu Kaneko
    6. Far Eastern Politics in the Postwar Period by Harold M. Vinacke
    7. Land of the 500 Million by George B. Cressey
    8. China's Changing Map by Theodore Shabad
    9. The Struggle for Asia by Francis Low
    10. The Gandhi Reader by Homer A. Jack and Mahatma Gandhi
    11. At the Feet of Mahatma Gandhi by Rajendra Prasad
    12. Crescent and Green
    13. The United Nations and Pakistan by Mushtaq Ahmad
    14. Korea Tomorrow: Land of the Morning Calm by Kyung Cho Chung
    15. Belorussia: The Making of a Nation by Nicholas P. Vakar
    16. The German Fifth Column in the Second World War by Louis de Jong
    17. Brief Authority by Edwin F. Stanton
    18. Early Travelers in the Canadas, 1791-1867 by Gerald M. Craig
    19. The British Empire: Its Structure and Spirit, 1497-1953 by Eric A. Walker
    20. Trade Union Government and Administration in Great Britain by B.C. Roberts
    21. The Negro Potential by Eli Ginzberg, James K. Anderson, and Douglas W. Bray, ...
    Current History, July 1956, pp. 44-48