Mostly from the years 1906 to 1910, when Sri Aurobindo was one of the leading figures of the nationalist school of Indian politics, this book provides a collection of his political writings and speeches. A collection of Sri Aurobindo's political writings and speeches are included in this book, most of which date from the years 1906 to 1910, when he was a prominent member of the nationalist school of Indian politics and a proponent of complete independence from British control. The ideas and guiding concepts of this organisation were developed during this time, and he edited and contributed to three newspapers during that time. Some publications from before and after this time period are also included, such as his views on the reform ideas of 1893, 1894's his comments on the reform proposals of 1918, and his message of 15 August 1947. ted full independence from British rule. During this time he edited and wrote for three newspapers in which the doctrines and principles of this movement were formulated. Some writings from before and after this period are also included, such as the New Lamps for Old articles published in 1893 94, his comments on the reform proposals of 1918, and his message of 15 August 1947.