Gandhi: The young dissident who founded a nation 90722

This biography explores the early life and formative years of one of history's most influential leaders, examining his transformation from a young lawyer into a pioneering advocate for civil rights and independence. The book provides insight into the experiences and influences that shaped his philosophy of non-violent resistance. Key features: • Historical biography focusing on early years • Analysis of the development of non-violent philosophy • Exploration of formative experiences • Examination of social and political context • Documentation of early activism and leadership Published by National Geographic, this book offers readers a detailed look at the crucial early period that set the foundation for India's independence movement. The narrative focuses on the transformation of a young, Western-educated lawyer into a visionary leader who would go on to inspire movements for civil rights and freedom across the world. Through careful research and historical documentation, the book illuminates the personal journey and key moments that influenced his development of non-violent resistance as a powerful tool for social change.