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270 I Ramnath
13. Brown, Har Da..yal, 8'5.
14. Brooks, a Stanford literature professor best known fo r
his work on American transcendentalism, became a long-term
intellectual confidante. See Van Wyck Brooks, An Autobiography
(New Yo rk: E. P. Dutton, 1965).
15. Lal, cited in Sareen, Selea Documents, 30, 38.
16. Brown, Har Dayal, 129.
17. Ibid., 7- 1 26.
18. Har Dayal, "Some Phases of Contemporary Thought
in Indicl," },,/odern Review, August 1911, cited in Brown, H,lr
Dayal, 92. See also Writings ofL,da Ha rdayal (Bcnares: Swaraj
Publishing House, 1923); Barab,lri ka Arth [The Meaning of
Equality], 1913, box 1:33, SANA; Ghularni ka Zeher [The
Poison of Slavery] (San Francisco: Hindustan Ghadar Press,
1918), box 1 :35, SANA; Indian Peasant, box 1 :36, SANA; Social
Conquest fthe Hindu Race and The Meaning of Equality (San
Francisco: Hindustan Ghadar Press, undated.), box 2:3, SANA.
19. Brown, Har Dayal, 102-3.
20. Har Dayal, 1he Indian Peasant (San Francisco: Hindustan
Gadar Press, n.d.), box 1 :36, SANA.
21. Thid., 98-9.
22. Ibid., 99-100. "Karl Marx: A Modern Rishi" also appears
in Dharmavira, ed., rVritings f Lala Hardayal. As was otten the
case with the multivalent radicalisms of the day, one could interpret
this phrase as pointing either to anarcho-communism a la
Kropotkin or protofascist integral nationalism.
23. Lahiri had graduated from Calcutta University with a degree
in chemistry and was continuing his research in explosives on
the way to a master of science. As the initial organizer of Nalanda
Hostel, a group house fo r Indian students, he had residents read