This provocative and insightful treatise argues for the withdrawal of British colonial rule from India, and the establishment of a democratically-elected Indian government. The author, whose name is unknown, presents a detailed historical and political analysis of the effects of British imperialism on India and its people, and makes a persuasive case for home rule as the only viable solution to India's problems. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of colonialism and its legacy in the modern world.

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