Bhawani Dayal Sannyasi. A Public Worker of South Africa - by Prem Narain Agrawal (1939)
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First edition published by The Indian Colonial Association, Ajitmal, Etawah (U.P.), India, 1939.
Publisher's red cloth binding with black titles. 180pp + xlii (appendices) + 4pp adverts.
From the introduction: 'Swamiji, as the representative of Indians abroad, had often visited India and he never spared himself in the service of the South African Indians.' 'Apart from his political and social work, he had played a great part in the propagation of Hindi.'
Bhawani Dayal Sannyasi was an author and journalist, propagandist, social reformer, Aryan missionary, an advocate for the cause of his countrymen in South Africa and particularly Natal. He eventually became president of the Natal Indian Congress.
Some chapters include:
Unwelcomed in the Union of South Africa, Great Indian Strike, Imprisonment, Literary Enterprise, Amritsar Congress, Natal Indian Congress, Class Areas Bill, In the Order of Sannyasis, The Sutlej Scandal, Non-Violent War of Independence, Honoured in the Union etc.
Book is clean internally, binding tight and in very good condition.
