"Freedom Through Disobedience" explores the powerful potential of civil disobedience as a catalyst for political and social change. Authored by C. R. (Chittaranjan) Das, this work delves into the theory and practice of nonviolent resistance, particularly within the context of the Indian independence movement.

A significant contribution to the study of nationalism and civil rights, the book offers insights into the struggle for freedom in India. Das examines the principles underlying civil disobedience and its application as a strategic tool against oppressive regimes.

This historical text provides valuable perspectives on the dynamics of political ideologies and the pursuit of self-determination. Readers interested in the history of India, the philosophy of nonviolent resistance, and the power of collective action will find this book both informative and inspiring. A crucial document illuminating a pivotal moment in history, meticulously prepared for print republication.

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