The Wheel of Fortune
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The Gharkha, therefore, ia not only not useless as the writer ignorant- ly suggests, but it is a useful and indis-^ pensable article for every home. It is tha symbol of the nation's prosperity and' therefore, freedom. It is a symbol not of commercial war but of commercial peace..
It bears not a message of ill-will towards the nations of the earth but of good-will' and self-help. It will not need the protec- tion of a navy threatening a world's peace and exploiting its resources, but it needs th...e religious determination of millions to spin their yarn in their own homes as to- day they cook their food in their own homes. I may deserve the curses of posterity for many mistakes of omission and commission but t am confident of earning its blessings for suggesting a revival of the Charkha. I stake my all on it. For every revolution of the wheel spins peace, good-will and love* And with alt INDIAN ECONOMICS 45- that, inasmuch as the loss of it brought about India's slavery, its voluntary revival with all its implications must mean India's- freedom, y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Gharkha, therefore, ia not only not useless as the writer ignorant- ly suggests, but it is a useful and indis-^ pensable article for every home. It is tha symbol of the nation's prosperity and' therefore, freedom. It is a symbol not of commercial war but of commercial peace..
It bears not a message of ill-will towards the nations of the earth but of good-will' and self-help. It will not need the protec- tion of a navy threatening a world's peace and exploiting its resources, but it needs th...e religious determination of millions to spin their yarn in their own homes as to- day they cook their food in their own homes. I may deserve the curses of posterity for many mistakes of omission and commission but t am confident of earning its blessings for suggesting a revival of the Charkha. I stake my all on it. For every revolution of the wheel spins peace, good-will and love* And with alt INDIAN ECONOMICS 45- that, inasmuch as the loss of it brought about India's slavery, its voluntary revival with all its implications must mean India's- freedom, y.
What to read after The Wheel of Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gandhi Mahatma to read onlineMoreLess
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