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October 11, 1980
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July 9, 1977
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July 9, 1977
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Mahatma Gandhi and his Apostles
July 19, 1975
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January 1, 1970
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Portrait of a Sage
February 26, 1965
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November 25, 1956
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February 16, 1948
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April 28, 1947
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As the British Empire Was Falling Apart, Gandhi Gave This Advice to the Rest of Asia
March 16, 1942
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The Crisis of the United Nations
April 28, 1937
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February 24, 1932
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May 14, 1930
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