Harijan Ahmedabad—Sunday April 28 1946

It was the way of self-suffering and therefore of love and hence the story of redemption.” The story of Calvary brings home to one the need for supreme faith in the hour of trial which sees beyond the veil and gives one the courage to stand by truth at all cost. [...] "Even the British Government feel that they cannot do otherwise zhan to leave India to settle her own affairs." "The landholders " resumed the friend "derived their charter of rights and privileges from the Peimanent Settlement of 1892 which was of the nawre of a contract between the British and the Zamindars but they are quite willing to negotiate an agreement with the leaders of the country o [...] The result was that the King rescinded his former decree which was unalterable ' under the laws of Medes and Persians and le another decree to the effect that in every dominion of his kingdom men tremble and fear before the God of Daniel for he is the livii_g God and steadfast as " And " so Daniel prospered in the reign of Darius and in the reign of Cyrus." That was the only true way of prosel [...] That is where a common human nature comes in; no distinction can reach down to the bottom." As a further illustration of the same Sastriar was one of the most erudite scholars of English and was proud of it too and yet he found the fullest satisfaction only in the use of the mother tongue. [...] What better worship can we offer to -'-od in these fateful days here in Delhi than to contemplate the work of a man whose life was a silken bond of the spirit between the good that is England and the good that is India ? " The biographer of Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman has recorded how it was the outspokenness and courageous championship of the Boers during the darkest days of the Boer war by an E