GANDHI MAHATMA: (1869-1948) ´ We are soldiers but are all lovers of Indian freedom´

GANDHI MAHATMA: (1869-1948) ´ We are soldiers but are all lovers of Indian freedom´
GANDHI MAHATMA: (1869-1948) Indian political and spiritual leader during the Indian independence movement. Autograph Manuscript, unsigned, one page, 8vo, n.p., 24th March 1946. Gandhi writes, in full, ´Going to Manselin (about 20). We are soldiers but are all lovers of Indian freedom. [B] I am glad to hear that. For so far you have been instrumental in the suppression of that freedom. What did they do in Jallianwala Bagh? Do you know the meaning? Have you been there? [S] Oh, yes, but those days are past. Those people were water frozen in the well. We have seen the world. Our eyes are opened. [G] I know this. That is how it should be. [S] What would be our future when we fear Indian freedom?´. Gandhi writes his manuscript notes, possibly a transcript of a conversation or preparatory thoughts for a letter, to the verso of a T.L.S. addressed to him ( ´Dear Bapuji´) by Srinivasan, dated at New Delhi on 13th March 1946, regarding the Temple for Gandhiji and concluding by asking ´Will you please spare a few minutes to save our Hinduism?´. A manuscript of interesting content relative to India. Some very light, minor age wear and with a couple of small pinholes to the upper left corner, otherwise VG