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Young India : an interpretation and a history of the nationalist movement from within . Copyright, 1916, byB. W. HUEBSCH k ^ <te fjr*. Printed in U. S. A. # DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MY DEAREST FRIEND THE LATE LAMENTED DWARKA DASS, M. A. OF THE PUNJAB WHO DIED OF A BROKEN HEART, AT THE COLLAPSE OF PUBLIC LIFE IN HIS NATIVE PROVINCE, (OCTOBER 1912) AS AN HUMBLE TRIBUTE TO HIS UNCOMPROMISING ATTITUDE TOWARDS PUBLIC LIFE, HIS LOFTY PRINCIPLES, AND HIS NOBLE ADVOCACY OF THEM FOREWORD Mr. Lajpat Rai, the author of this book, is one ofthe most widely known, most honoured and most in-fluential pu
Young India : an interpretation and a history of the nationalist movement from within . Copyright, 1916, byB. W. HUEBSCH k ^ <te fjr*. Printed in U. S. A. # DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MY DEAREST FRIEND THE LATE LAMENTED DWARKA DASS, M. A. OF THE PUNJAB WHO DIED OF A BROKEN HEART, AT THE COLLAPSE OF PUBLIC LIFE IN HIS NATIVE PROVINCE, (OCTOBER 1912) AS AN HUMBLE TRIBUTE TO HIS UNCOMPROMISING ATTITUDE TOWARDS PUBLIC LIFE, HIS LOFTY PRINCIPLES, AND HIS NOBLE ADVOCACY OF THEM FOREWORD Mr. Lajpat Rai, the author of this book, is one ofthe most widely known, most honoured and most in-fluential public men in India. For more than twenty-years he has been a leading member of the bar inLahore, the capital city of the large province of thePunjab, and has long been prominent in public af-fairs both local and national. From almost the beginning of the National IndianCongress he has been an active leader in that body,which is the most important political organization inthe country. The last time I was in India (two anda half years ago) I found that he was being widelytalked of for the Presidency of the Congress at itsapproaching y
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