Inside India

First published in 1937, this magisterial account of India in the 1930s contains the impressions and thoughts of Halide Edib, a Turkish writer who documents India, its leaders, national movement, religious and cultural synthesis, and its cities.

Inside India;; Preface;; Introductory;; Part I India Seen Through Salam House; ; 1: . Concerning Dr. Ansari's Household;; 2.: Seeing the Old Monuments;; 3.: Concerning Sarojini Naidu and other Indian Women;; 4.: 'Raghuwar Tumko Meri Laj';; 5.: The Trio Around Mahatama Gandhi;; 6.: Concerning Mahatama Gandhi's Activities;; 7.: Concerning Chairmen at Jamia Lectures;; 8.: Jamia, Men and Ideas;; 9.: Concerning some 'Isms';; Part II India Seen On Highways And Byways;; 10.: Aligarh;; 11.: Lahore;; 12.: Peshawar;; 13.: Lucknow;; 14.: Benares;; 15.: Calcutta;; 16.: Hyderabad;; 17.: Bombay;; Part III India In The Elting-Pot;; 18.: Hinduism in the Melting-Pot;; 19.: Mahatma Gandhi and India;; 20.: Mahatma Gandhi at Home;; 21.: The Eleven Vows of Mahatma Gandhi;; 22.: Jawaharlal, The Socialist Leader;; 23.: Islam in the Melting-Pot;; 24.: Single Nationhood and Abdul-Gafar Khan;; 25.: One Indian Nation or Two Indian Nations?;; 26.: And the British?;; Bibliography; Biographical Notes; Index