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194: Ruskin in Sri Lanka: Stories and Reflections in Celebration of Mahatma Gandhi’s 151st Birthday

Posted on October 2, 2020 by jimspates

Today, October 2, is the 151st anniversary of Gandhi’s birth. With John Ruskin he had much to do. ♦ During a fine fall semester now nearly twenty years in the past, in the equally fine company of about two dozen … Continue reading →

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