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Gandhi the Apostle : His Trial and his Message
Publisher: Universal Publishing Co.
(1923)

Gandhi the Apostle : His Trial and his Message

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Published Date:Sep, 17 2018

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Untruth corrodes the soul; truth nourishes it.

Mahatma Gandhi

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