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Hitler, 48; and Badshah Khan
confer, 71-78; and the Munich
crisis, 47-48; asks Tank KKs to
be true hamsayas of local Hin-
dus, 108-09; asserts that Islam
was neither founded nor propa-
gated by the sword. 5S-59; at
Dera Ismail Khan, 106-07; breaks
away from Congress, 162; casti-
gates Frontier Ministers and
Congress M.L. A.s for not wear-
ing kJiadi, 144; cites the case of
Harijans fasting at his door, 61 ;
cites Mir Alam's incident, 105;
claims to have been a constant
and ceaseless striver after non-
violence, 137; clarifies Badshah
Khan's position re Pakistan ind
Afghanistan, 173-74; compares
KK with common soldier, 65;
confesses debt to his wife, 89-90 ;
criticizes Abbottabad address,
137; his address to Kohat pub-
lic meeting, 82-83, to KKs
of Paniala, 115; advice to Ash-
ram girls to shed fear of
Pathans, 84, to Czechs, 48-49:
aim in living at Sevagram, 76;
apology to his hosts re Ramzan
fast, 111; death, 175; discourse
on non-violence to Abbottabad
public, 137-38, to the audience
at Lakki 103, to Manshera KKs,
132; faith in constructive pro-
gramme, 100-01; impressions of
the Frontier tour, 122-27; love
for his mother, 32; non-violent
solution of trans-border raids,
93; passionate appeal to KKs
at Swabi, 69; prophetic words
re KKs, 193; replv to Manshera
public address, 131-32. to Pesha-
war Bar Association's address,
117, to South Indian officer's
poser, 118; sharp rebuke to
Dera Ismail Khan public, 107;
speech at Bannu, 93; suggestion
of a course in constructive work
for KKs, 73, to -send some *KKs
to Wardha for training, 74; talk
to Red shirt officers on non-vio-
lent resistance, 56, with Abbot

tabad minorities, 133, ' with
Badshah Khan on transborcler
raids, 55, with Bannu KKs, 87,
with Hungoo KKs, 87, with Kohat
KK officers, 83-86, with Nasarat
Khel KKs, 87-91; test of non-
violence, 57, 58; tour of Mar-
dan Disk, 63; view re going to
law, 61; visit to Taxila, 138;
warning to KKs before they
take to non-violence, 123; word-
picture of Pathan characteris-
tics, 67-68; yearning to be one
with the poor, 100; how he came
to discover the charkha, 100;
launches satyagraha movement,
28; lays down crucial test of
KKs' non-violence, 60; meets
Charsadda KK officers, 57;
meets Frontier Ministry, 117;
objects to armed night watches,
54; on achievement of his S.
African satyagraha, 56; on Bad-
shah Khan's faith in ahimsa,
126; on Badshah Khan's hospi-
tality, 122-23; on banishing
anger, 90-91; on the calf acci-
dent on way to Bibhuti, 118-19 ;
on constructive work in terms
of non-violence, 83; on fight
from behind prison bars, 88-89 ;
on his harsh treatment of his
wife, 90; on his losing temper
with friends, 89; on kidnapping
and raids by transborder tribes-
men, 75, 93-96; on the obser-
vance of Ramzan, 90-91; on
punishment of Dyer, 115; on
purpose of visit to NWFP,
50-51; pensive on a Pathan's
congratulations, 127; prescribes
not-violent self-immolation to
save a girl from outrage, 109-10;
prescribes training in con-
structive work to KKs, G6; pro-
pounds philosophy of courting
imprisonment, 67-70; receives
address from Nowshera KK
officers, 65, deputations at
Bannu, 93, gifts from Munat
Khan Kill people, 63, Kohat de-
putations, 82, sarapa from Sikh