“Cowards can never be moral.” During the course of the seventy-nine years Gandhi was alive, the man put his life on the line hundreds of times. The British could have shot him dead with one bullet, yet if they did, they knew that all of India would be in an uproar. While he led the Indian people to freedom from Br

Using a whole new kind of warfare, Gandhi fought the British with his mind, not with weapons, which prevented lots of loss of life. Gandhi was like no other; a regular lawyer in South Africa turned into a freedom hungry, peaceful, and selfless leader. His courage, peace, and will, will live on forever but sadly on January 30, 1948 the little man that rebelled against a country, was assassinated on his way to daily prayer.

itain, Gandhi broke numerous laws and deliberately disobeyed orders from government officials. For instance, in 1917, Gandhi spun his own cloth. This act was illegal because Indians were supposed to buy British-made cloth, and nothing else. Another instance of his courage resides in 1930, when the bony man led hundreds of people down south to the Indian Ocean to gather their own salt, not British salt. Ga

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