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Date |
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From Person |
To no. |
To Person |
Pages |
Summary |
000005184 |
01.01.1910 |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
4 |
Narration of the causes that led to the passive resistance conflict and its renewal. Emphasis on the point that it was a fight for a principle. |
000018471 |
06.01.1910 |
11013 |
TOBIA PHILIP |
11014 |
NEW AGE, THE, Editor |
1 |
The government in the south Africa has helped anti Indian laws which even the boers did not do the Imperial government has acquiesed. Gandhi the valient leader has undergone unprisonment. |
000029513 |
12.01.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08740 |
WEST, Albert Henry |
3 |
(1) Feels highly dissatisfied with the mislading modern life & says Greater the conviection Golder my experiments. (2) Makes personal inquires. |
000005182 |
20.01.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
00899 |
GANDHI, Maganlal K. |
5 |
Brahmacharya is perhaps the most difficult vow. Take if possible Santoke's approval. Do nothing lightly. Cordez may have faults, but who has not. Manilal is arrested and will be released on Friday. |
000005183 |
23.01.1910 |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
1 |
Polak was taken in a procession and often garlanded. The sincerity and pathos in his voice affected the coolest members. |
000005185 |
18.02.1910 |
13828 |
BRIDGEMAN, F. B. |
14572 |
TRANSVAAL LEADER |
1 |
A vigorous protest against the shocking moral and sanitary filthy state of locations. An outrage against humanity and justice as the natives pay large sums as taxes. |
000005186 |
18.02.1910 |
13471 |
GREGOROWSKI, R. |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
Their appeal was upheld and conviction quashed. Now they will be probably deported under Act 36 of 1908 Sections. 9 and 7. |
000005187 |
01.03.1910 |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
6 |
Several Specimens of Printed notices, vouchers etc of the International Printing Press [Gandhi's Press in Phoenix]. |
000005550 |
07.03.1910 |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
1 |
Received from Valabhram China, a Knife. |
000025540 |
24.03.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08413 |
SREENIVAS T. |
2 |
They are of different sub casts but most of them are first rank fighters in the struggle. |
000025560 |
25.04.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08404 |
GOKHALE, Gopal Krishna |
6 |
Money donated to pay up debts of "Indian Opinion" is really expense of the struggle and you have approved of it. Ear marked funds are spent for their purposes. I myself have sunk everything I had and am maintained by friends. We are all wedded to poverty and think of having common kitchen to minimise the expenditure etc. etc. |
000025561 |
02.05.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08404 |
GOKHALE, Gopal Krishna |
2 |
The book contains my personal views and are result of deep thinking. It has been prescribed but that I think should not affect the Indian leaders in the matter of helping the struggle here: |
000005188 |
05.05.1910 |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
1 |
Both the Judges held that the detentions of the 2 Chinese, till the sailing of the steamer for China, was valid and upheld the detention. |
000032386 |
18.05.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
00416 |
GANDHI, Chhaganlal K. |
3 |
Gandhiji refers to Chhaganlal's letter and wants him to go to South Africa to be at the Phoenix farm. Gandhiji reminds Chhaganlal of teachings of 'Gita'. Gandhiji "orders" Chhaganlal to go to Phoenix farm. |
000022390 |
25.05.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08115 |
PATHER, T. D. |
1 |
I am glad that you are is not concerned in any injustice to Indians. |
000023841 |
21.07.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
01342 |
NATESAN |
1 |
Thanks for your tribute and donation to the cause of the Civil Disobedience movement in South Africa. Its success is due to the inspiration of the great leaders of India. |
000005190 |
18.08.1910 |
13460 |
BUDREE |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
Please send me all papers regarding 142 of lot 12 of Ladysmith. Is the late Jeram Singh's will with you ? |
000005189 |
21.08.1910 |
14573 |
KOTHARI, KANAIYALAL G. |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
2 |
Please do the needful. She is absolutely destitute. If you can gather her husband's property, you will confer a boon. |
000025562 |
30.09.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08404 |
GOKHALE, Gopal Krishna |
1 |
A letter of introduction in favour of Mr. Manilal Doctor. |
000005191 |
13.10.1910 |
13460 |
BUDREE |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
Please send my papers and my account. Also all papers, title-deeds, will, etc of Jeram Singh and his account. |
000032493 |
12.11.1910 |
09058 |
CHIEF JUSTICE |
00899 |
GANDHI, Maganlal K. |
2 |
The Acting Chief Justice of the Supreme court of South Africa (Natal Provincial Division) issues a summmons to Maganalal K. Gandhi, Editor of "Indian Opinion" to remain present at the time of the hearing of the case between Abdul Carim Hajee Adam and Hajee Mohamed Hajee Dada on 14th November 1910 |
000005193 |
18.11.1910 |
13830 |
TATA, Ratan Jamshetji |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
3 |
The brave handfuls must be more heartily supported, morally and materially by India as they are fighting for India's honour. If the cheque helps you in getting that, I shall be happy. |
000005192 |
18.11.1910 |
13830 |
TATA, Ratan Jamshetji |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
2 |
I asked Gokhale to draft a letter to cover the cheque. I have made some changes, you can make any and then publish it. |
000005194 |
22.11.1910 |
14643 |
SECRETARY FOR INTERIOR, UNION OF S.A. |
02946 |
BRITISH INDIAN ASSOCIATION |
1 |
I regret I cannot furnish you with a copy of any proposed draft legislation before publication in "Government Gazette" |
00005196A |
22.11.1910 |
01626 |
AMRITLAL |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
I will not permit Anandlal to return to South Africa. I am too very old and he has wasted his years in South Africa etc. |
000005195 |
25.11.1910 |
13725 |
HOSKEN, William |
00157 |
GANDHI, M.K. |
1 |
Have seen Smuts. Assures me New Act will satisfy Indians but will not now grant copy draft act promises it later. |
000005196 |
26.11.1910 |
13850 |
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT (E.F.C. Lane) |
13725 |
HOSKEN, William |
2 |
Not being in final form, it is no use sending you a copy now. A copy will be sent later. Smuts objects to your word "persecution" of Indians. It is understood you mean "prosecution." |
000005200 |
01.12.1910 |
14579 |
HOSKEN & CARTWRIGHT |
12867 |
SMUTS, J. C. |
1 |
Indians have asked for removal of colour bar. They ask you to stand by your promise regarding Free - State. Practically no Indian will enter Free - State but they want right. An anxious to promote peace. |
000026455 |
01.12.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
00660 |
GANDHI, Manilal |
3 |
I conduct the school and so do not have much spare time. I am sure you can mix with Jamnadas. |
000005201 |
01.12.1910 |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
00000 |
"BLANK" |
15 |
[Mr. Natesan's very moving earnest please] It is a shame that India gave only 1 lakh where as Mr. Gandhi alone has spent over 2 lakhs for the cause. [A very worthy tribute to South Africa Satyagraha.] |
000005197 |
02.12.1910 |
14577 |
CARTWRIGHT, Albert |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
2 |
I agree you never contemplated then giving up rights enjoyed prior to Act 2 of 1907. I always understood that the names of minors on their parents' certificate was complete protection for them for all the life. |
000005198 |
05.12.1910 |
12901 |
HOSKEN, William |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
For your information, I enclose a letter from Smuts. I asked him to stop persecuting the Indians in view of the new Law. |
000023842 |
09.12.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
01342 |
NATESAN |
14 |
Thanks for the financial help which was very timely and for the care bestowed on the deportees. Strict economy is necessary to enable us to continue the struggle. All are not above board. So helping individual family was discontinued and were asked to stay at the farm or find. their own means. It also enables us to know good from the bad elements. The farm conducts educational activities also. Complaints are there but they are very few. Details about developments and visits. I hope settlement with South Africa will be reahced soon. |
000029660 |
15.12.1910 |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
08759 |
DOKE, Olive C. (Miss) |
3 |
Re addressee's giving singing lessons to Ramdas & General news & inquires. |
000005202 |
16.12.1910 |
14386 |
POLAK, H. S. L. |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
3 |
I will collect Pound 75/- for them. I saw Sheriner. He was very nice, wished to be remembered to you, and most eulogistic regarding '"Indian Opinion"'. |
000005199 |
22.12.1910 |
13464 |
BUDREE, Ahir |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
I wrote to you for them, but you have not replied. Please let me know if you have got them. If not, look into Nazar's papers. |
00005202A |
22.12.1910 |
14386 |
POLAK, H. S. L. |
00001 |
GANDHI, M. K. |
1 |
Accounts for the remaining amount of Pound 5/- |