title: Gandhian Nonviolent Struggle and Untouchability in South India: The 1924-25 Vykom Satyagraha and Mechanisms of Change
author: Mary Elizabeth King
description: <br><strong>Mary Elizabeth King</strong> is Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies for the UN-affiliated University for Peace, main campus, Costa Rica, and Distinguished Fellow of the Rothermere American Institute, University of Oxford, UK.<br>
zlib_text: <GANDHI AND ANARCHY
  
  GANDHI AND
  ANARCHY
  By
  SIR C. SANKARAN NAIR
  Published by
  TAGORE & CO., MADRAS
  
  First Published March 1922
  Second Edition July 1922
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  s~
  All
  Rights
  Reserved
  Right
  of Translation
  not Reserved
  
  CONTENTS
  
  VI
  Appendix V
  
  Appendix XVII
  Disgraceful Tyranny
  ...
  189
  Appendix XVIII
  Demand for an Indian Republic
  ...
  193
  Appendix XIX
  Government Replies Mr. Gandhi's
  Misstatements
  ...
  ...
  204
  Appendix XX
  Non-co-operation resolution
  ...
  209
  Appendix XXI
  Mr. Gandhi's Statements
  ...
  212
  Appendix XXII
  Lists of Riots and Disturbances
  ...
  218
  Appendix XXIII
  Speech of
  Sir, William Vincent
  ...
  252
  
  I
  THE rATA PRINTING
  WORK"'.
  MAORA'i
  ,
  
  PREFACE
  The struggle for Indian Home Rule which
  was started with the inauguration of the Indian
  National
  Congress
  has many
  difficulties
  to
  encounter, has strong and powerful opponents
  and has received many checks. But its strongest
  opponent
  is Mr. Gandhi and perhaps the most
  severe check
  it has received
  is the adoption by
  the
  National
  Congress
  at
  his
  