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Mohandas Gandhi: Nonviolent Crusader, ‘Sexual Weirdo’

Andrew Roberts’ Wall Street Journal review of a new book about Mohandas Gandhi, “Great Soul,” by Joseph Lelyveld, appears to have as much to do with Roberts’ politics as it does with Lelyveld’s work ...