Thomas Weber is an Honorary Associate, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne. He is the author of On the Salt March, Gandhi as Disciple and Mentor and Going Native: Gandhi's Relationship with Western Women.

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Acknowledgements
Foreword
Rajmohan Gandhi
A Personal Introduction

1. Background: Gandhi and the World

Gandhi: A Brief Introduction
The Mahatma and the World
America’s Gandhi
Britain’s Gandhi

2. Gandhi’s Australia
The Issue of Racism
Cow Slaughter
Other Issues

3. Gandhi and Australians
Some Little-Known Visitors
Harriet Winifred Ponder
Arthur H. Blacket
A. B. Piddington
Bertram Stevens and a Young War Correspondent
Alan Moorehead
R. G. Casey
Thomas Nesbitt’s Letter to Gandhi

4. Australia’s Gandhi: The Press Depictions
South Africa: The First Glimpses
Non-Cooperation and the 1920s
The Salt March and its Aftermath
Towards the End
Gandhi after Gandhi
Gandhi in the Australian Parliament

5. Australia’s Gandhi: Organisations
Gandhi, Peace Movements, and Environmental Campaigns
Gandhi and the Quakers
Aid Organisations and Gandhi

6. Australia’s Gandhi: People
Nonviolent Activism
The Australian Gandhian Movement
The International Centre of Nonviolence
Doing Gandhian Work in India

7. Australia’s Gandhi: The Academy
Gandhi in the Academy
University Courses and Gandhi
Writings on Gandhi
Gandhi Orations

8. Australia’s Gandhi: The Public
Overseas Gandhian Visitors
Gandhi in the Movies
Gandhi Statues and Exhibitions
Gandhi and the Australian Indian Community

Conclusion

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