Q. What does Gandhi see as the obstacle standing in the way of negotiations between India and Britain?

Q. In line 52, Gandhi uses the word conversion in the sentence "I have deliberately used the word conversion" to mean that he wants the British to have an

Q. You can tell that Gandhi has a realistic grasp of actions Britain might take when he says

Q. Why does Gandhi mention the year 1919 in this letter? 

Q. Gandhi offers to postpone publication of the letter if he receives a telegram because he

Q. What organizational pattern does Gandhi use in these lines to clarify what he wants: "When they are removed the path becomes easy. Then the way to friendly negotiation will be open" (lines 70–71)? 

Q. This letter is not in any way intended as a threat, but is a simple and sacred duty peremptory on a civil resister.
A peremptory request is one that

Q. And the conviction is growing deeper and deeper in me that nothing but unadulterated non-violence can check the organized violence of the British Government. Unadulterated salt is

Q. Indeed much that I have learn't of the evil of British rule is due to the writings of frank and courageous Englishmen who have not hesitated to tell the unpalatable truth about that rule.
If both choices are unpalatable,

Q. I employed the same weapon that I have in all humility successfully used against the dearest members of my family.
A word related to humility is