All Men Are Brothers

This First Indian Edition from 1960 shows significant wear, with a tattered cover and visible spine damage. The pages are intact but aged, and the binding is fragile. There is no dust jacket present. Despite these conditions, the text remains legible, preserving the essence of Gandhi's words.

"All Men Are Brothers: Life and Thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi as Told in His Own Words" is a seminal work that offers a profound insight into the mind and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi. Compiled and edited by Krishna Kripalani with an introduction by Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, this book was first published by Navajivan Publishing House in Ahmedabad in November 1960. This particular edition is the First Indian Edition, making it a valuable piece for collectors and those interested in Gandhi's teachings. Gandhi's influence on nonviolence and his role in India's independence movement are central themes, providing readers with a direct connection to his thoughts and ideals. The book's condition reflects its age, with noticeable wear and tear, but it remains a significant historical document. The absence of a dust jacket and the physical condition of the binding are indicative of its journey through time.