Autobiography of an Unknown Indian Part II: India 1921 – 1952 Thy Hand, Great Anarch
by Nirad C Chaudhuri
Language-English
Publisher-Jaico
ISBN9788179928301 – Year: 2009 – Pages: 979
Binding-Paperback
Nirad C Chaudhuri
INTRODUCTION Apologia pro Biographia sua
BOOK I: Livelihood and Politics 1921-1922
- Employment
- The Course of the Non-Co-operation Movement
- Character of the Indian Nationalist Movement Under Gandhi’s Leadership
- British Resistance to the Nationalist Movement
BOOK II: Towards a Vocation 1922-1925
- Ennui, Renovation, Ennui
- Stumbling on a Friend: Bibhuti Banerji
- Some Incidents and Bereavement
- Written in Despair
- Literary Apprenticeship
- The Literary Situation in Bengal
BOOK III: The Scholar Gipsy 1926-1928
- I Become the Scholar Gipsy
- Punishment for the Scholar Gipsy
- Lost Rivers and Lost Happiness
- A Literary Campaign
- Rescued at Last
BOOK IV: The Gandhian Rebellion 1927-1932
- The Rising Typhoon
- India under the Lathi
- The Bengali Revolutionary Movement
- Emergence as a Publicist
BOOK V: Into Married Life 1932-1937
- Sacrament of Hindu Marriage
- Blessed are the Poor with Spirit
- Calcutta Corporation
- More Ordeals
- Remaining Homo sapiens
- The Siege is raised
BOOK VI: Experience of Politics 1937-1939
- Joys and Trials of a Secretary’s Life
- The Gandhian Congress
- Politics in Bengal: Governmental and Civic
- Gandhi-Bose Feud
BOOK VII: India Enjoys the War 1939-1941
- Coming of the War
- Watchful Expectation
- India Sings her Te Deum
- From Exultation to Panic
- Tagore: The Lost Great Man of India
- Farewell to Bengal
BOOK VIII: Migration to Delhi 1942-1945
- First Months in Delhi
- The Three Delhis
- End of the War
BOOK IX: Victor-Victim 1945-1947
- How Fear Came
- Testament on England
- My Faith in Empires
- Surrender to the Axis in India
- The Red Carpet for Indian Independence
- Mount Batten Piled on Mount Attlee
- Eruption of Independence (1947)
BOOK X: Crossing the Bar 1947-1952
- Genesis of the Autobiography
- Gandhi Pursued by Fate
- Commentator: Official and Private
- Fortunes of the Autobiography
- Death of My Master
- Reception to the Autobiography
- Stranded Again
EPILOGUE Credo ut Intelligam
