Introduction: An overview of the Natal Indian Congress -- The Search for Imperial Brotherhood: 1894 to 1914 -- Division and Disillusion: 1920s to 1940s -- The New Leaders: 1945 to 1961 -- Broadening the Front: 1940s and 1950s -- Routine Business: 1920s to 1961 -- Revival and Resurgence: 1971 to 1990
Summary
Founded by M.K Gandhi early in his illustrious career, the Natal Indian Congress is one of the oldest political organisations in South Africa. Surendra Bhana has traced its course through the shoals of colonial anti-Asiatic feeling, past the rocks of apartheid and into the surging seas of a new democracy. He has also brought a telescope to bear on the officers and crew who charted that course. The author's thorough research and solid background make Gandhi's Legacy a riveting and highly informative history
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [169]-178) and index
