Nationalist Non-Co operation and labor in Indian struggle
The piece outlines the non-co operation movement against British rule in India, linking Swadeshi boycotts to Sinn Fein principles. It notes wartime prosperity followed by economic decline, labor misery in textile and mining sectors, and rising strikes. It describes Amritsar, Dyer, and Congress actions, plus Burma, Egypt, and broader imperial responses.
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Rowlatt
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
India
Indian Commission
Bombay
Calcutta
Bengal
Amritsar
Dyer
Defianen
Congress
Government of India
Valentine Chirol
Tle
Raya
England
Manchester
Legislative Assembly
N.W. Frontier
Afghanistan
Central Asia
Burma
Young Men's Buddhist Association
All-Indian Council of State
Council of State
Buddhist Association
Egypt
Suez Canal Company
Gladstone
Legislative’ Assembly
Turkey
Britain
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T. A. Jackson