Gandhi: the years that changed the world, 1914-1948

Part I. Claiming a nation (1915-1922). The returning hero

Coming out in Banaras

Three experiments in Satyagraha

Going national

The personal and the political

Capturing the congress

The rise and fall of non-cooperation

The Mahatma from above and below

Part II. Reaching out to the world (1922-1931). Prisoner number 827

Picking up the pieces

Spinning in Sabarmati

The moralist

The memoirist

Once more into the fray

Father, son, holy spirit

The march to the sea

The prison and the world

Parleys with proconsuls

At home in London

Part III. Reform and renewal (1931-1937). Arguments with Ambedkar

Shaming the Hindus

A second sabbatical

From rebels to rulers

Part IV. War and rebellion (1937-1944). The world within, and without

(Re)capturing the congress

One nation, or two?

Pilgrimages to Gandhi

Somewhere between conflict and cooperation

Towards 'Quit India'

A bereavement and a fast

The death of Kasturba

Part V. The last years (1944-1948). Picking up the pieces (again)

Prelude to partition

Marching for peace

The strangest experiment

Independence and division

The greatest fasts

Martyrdom

Epilogue: Gandhi in our time.