Non-violence in Peace & War

This book is divided into two volumes, where the author explores the concept of non-violence in both peacetime and war. It delves into various aspects, including advocating for calmness, addressing criminal assaults, examining the trial of non-violence, discussing the desirability of exodus, exploring village self-governance, and examining the 'scorched earth' strategy. The author engages with questions through a question box, underscores the importance of non-violent resistance, and communicates with diverse audiences, including Britons, the Generalissimo, Japanese, and American friends. The appendices contain writings on the war against war, the 'Cat and Mouse' strategy, and reflections on non-violence as the sole path.