Jessamyn west biography of mahatma

          Rabindranath Tagore had been accepted by all because Gandhi had a great soul according to the title..

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        2. The director's new film project, the story of the life and death of the assassinated Indian leader, Mahatma Gandhi, was daunting.
        3. Rabindranath Tagore had been accepted by all because Gandhi had a great soul according to the title.
        4. She is remembered for her friendship with Mahatma Gandhi and it was she who hosted his visit in West, and nearly starved time out of.
        5. Mohandas Gandhi was one of the few leaders to fight on moral, religious, political, social, economic, and cultural fronts simultaneously.

          6. West, Jessamyn (–)

          American writer who gained particular renown for novels and short stories set in Quaker communities in the American West . Born Mary Jessamyn West near North Vernon, Indiana, on July 2, ; died of a massive stroke in Napa, California, on February 23, ; daughter of Eldo Roy West (a teacher, citrus grower, and businessman) and Grace Anna (Milhous) West; graduated from Fullerton High School, ; graduated from Whittier College, ; graduate work at Oxford University, England, summer ; worked on Ph.D.

          at University of California, Berkeley, –31; married Harry Maxwell (Max) McPherson, on August 16, ; became guardian for Ann McCarthy (Cash) from Limerick, Ireland ().

          Moved to California (); contracted tuberculosis and entered a sanitorium (); published first story, "" (); published The Friendly Persuasion (); served as technical director for film Friendly Persuasion (); film won Gold Palm Award, Cannes Film Festival () and was nominated for an Academy Award; recei