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“His work is absolutely grounded in primary research. Unlike other Gandhi scholars, Dalton does not restrict himself to the collected works. Dalton, while he knows Gandhi’s collected writings very well, also looks at contemporary newspapers and what they were saying about Gandhi. He also looks at what Gandhi’s political rivals and adversaries were writing. The other interesting thing about Dalton’s work—and this is very, very important—is that he looks at the evolution of Gandhi’s thought.” Read more...
Ramachandra Guha, Historian
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