A curated collection of significant correspondence by Mahatma Gandhi during pivotal moments of India's independence struggle. These letters span from World War I through the Non-Cooperation Movement, the Salt March, the Round Table Conferences, and the Quit India Movement (1918-1943), addressing British officials, the Indian public, students, and international figures. They reveal Gandhi's evolution of non-violent resistance, his arguments for self-rule (Swaraj), and his principled approach to political and social transformation. The collection includes an introduction by editor R. L. Khipple providing historical context and a biographical sketch of Gandhi. These letters showcase Gandhi's diplomatic acumen, moral clarity, and unwavering commitment to truth and non-violence.