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Notes I 283
33. Ibid., 3.
34. Ibid., 4.
35. Ibid., 7.
36. Ibid., 7-8.
37. Ibid., 10.
38. Ibid., 20-21.
39. Ibid., 22.
40. Har Dayal, Writings ofLala Hardyal (Swaraj Publishing
House, 1923), 54.
41. From Democratic values: Selections from the Addresses of
Vinoba Bhave, 1951-60 (Kashi: Sarva Seva Sangh Prakashan,
1962), cited in Richard Graham, Anarchism: A Documentary
History of Libertarian Ideas (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 2009),
2: 183-4. For detailed analysis of the Sarvodaya movement's
ideology and methods, see Geoffrey Ostergaard and Melville
Currell, The Gentle Anarchists (Oxford: Oxford University Press,
1971), 1-61.
42. Ibid., 184.
43. Ibid., 184-85.
44. Ibid., 185.
45. Ibid., 186.
46. See also Ramachandra Guha, An Anthropologist among
the Marxists and Other Essays (Delhi: Permanent Black, 2001).
47. Cited in ibid., 174-75. Not all CSP members could be
considered Marxist, although JP's influence as organizer and ideologue
gave it a Marxist orientation.
48. Ibid., 176-77; see also Jayaprakash Narayan, Towards
Total Revolution (Bombay: Popular Prakashan, 1978), 1 :55-73,
126-41.
49. Cited in Prasad, Gandhi, 180.