There are some who profess to forecast for Mr. Gandhi a fate not dissimilar to Woodrow Wilson’s —an appeal to the finest ideals in human nature; a following almost without precedent in the history of the world; the obstinate and irrelevant insistency of interested politics; the infirmity of human nature; and finally isolation in a world not yet prepared for his coming. To each the end desired appeared so near and easy of achievement. Is India today writing the failure of Mr. Gandhi?
