Jawaharlal Nehru: an autobiography / Jawaharlal Nehru

Descent from Kashmir -- Childhood -- Theosophy -- Harrow and Cambridge -- Back home and war-time politics in India -- My wedding and an adventure in the Himalayas -- The coming of Gandhiji: Satyagraha and Amritsar -- I am extended and the consequences thereof -- Wanderings among the Kisans -- Non-Co-operation -- Nineteenth twenty-one and the first imprisonment -- non-violence and the doctrine of the sword -- Lucknow district goal -- Out again -- Doubt and conflict -- An interlude at Nabha -- Coconada and M. Mohamad Ali -- My father and Gandhiji -- Communalism Rampant -- Municipal work -- In Europe -- Controversies in India -- The oppressed meet at Brussels -- Return to Inida and plunge back into politics -- Experience of lathi charges -- Trade Union Congress -- Thunder in the air -- independence and after -- Civil Disobedience begins -- in Nalini prison -- the no-tax campaign in the United Provinces -- The end of the Truce -- Arrests, ordinances, proscriptions -- Ballyhoo -- In Bareily and Dehra Dun goals -- prison humours -- animals in prison -- struggle -- what is religion? -- the 'dual policy' of the British Government -- the end of a long term -- a visit to Gandhiji -- the liberal outlook -- dominion status and independence -- India old and new -- the record of British rule -- a civil marriage and a question of script -- communalism and reaction -- impasse -- earthquake -- Alipore goal -- democracy in East and West -- desolation -- paradoxes -- conversion of compulsion -- Dehra goal again -- eleven days -- back to prison -- some recent happenings -- epilogue -- postscript -- five years later