Some have suggested that the efforts to get Britain out of India were successful because (unlike Hitler's Third Reich, for example) Britain was a country that could be moved by moral persuasion, and thus nonviolent efforts may be successful with other conflicts. What do you think? Do nonviolent strategies have to depend on moral persuasion, or do they have recourse to other means. Was there something particularly moral about the English?

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The Answer of Some have suggested that the efforts to get Britain out of India were successful because (unlike Hitler's Third Reich, for example) Britain was a country that could be moved by moral persuasion, and thus nonviolent efforts may be successful with other conflicts. What do you think? Do nonviolent strategies have to depend on moral persuasion, or do they have recourse to other means. Was there something particularly moral about the English?

Some Have Suggested That the Efforts to Get Britain Out