Mahatma Gandhi: His Life and Influence

This book is in good condition with minor wear. The dust jacket shows some creasing but is otherwise intact. As an ex-library copy, it includes a stamp from the West Routt Library District, Hayden Public Library. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean without inscriptions.

"Mahatma Gandhi: His Life and Influence" by Chandra Kumar and Mohinder Puri is a detailed exploration of one of history's most influential figures. Published by Franklin Watts in New York in 1983, this book marks the first United States publication, adding a layer of significance for collectors. The authors provide an in-depth analysis of Gandhi's role in the Indian independence movement and his enduring influence on global politics and nonviolent resistance. This edition is particularly notable for its comprehensive coverage of Gandhi's strategies and philosophies. Given its ex-library status, this copy bears the marks of the West Routt Library District, Hayden Public Library. The dust jacket shows minor wear, typical for a book of this age, with slight creasing but remains intact. An essential acquisition for those interested in historical biographies and political history.