Indian independence · TURNING POINT ·
Sabarmati ashram (1930)
12 Mar 1930 — Gandhi leaves his ashram on foot with 78 marchers, having told the Viceroy in writing exactly what he will do: walk to the sea and break the salt law. “I want world sympathy in this battle of Right against Might.”
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- Salt March and civil disobedience (chapter 8 of Indian independence)
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- Indian Independence & Partition, 1857–1964
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