How does Gandhis opinion of the British people lend weight to his argument about British Colonial rule in India?

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Neko [114]2 years ago

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Gandhi developed a deep fondness for British people during these years, which he would retain all his life. At the same time, as an outsider, with time on his hands, he came to understand the British from afar, and was able to use these insights to develop a unique analysis of imperial and racial injustices.

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