To die in the act of killing is, in essence, to die defeated.
One's everyday life is never capable of being separated from his spiritual being.
When a man vowed to nonviolence as the law governing human beings dares to refer to war, he can only do it so as to strain every nerve to avoid it.
Cowards can never be moral.
Between the two, the nationalist and the imperialist, there is no meeting ground.
The collectors of revenue and the policeman are the only symbols by which millions in India's villages know British rule.