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Light of Truth, Aug. 1894.
Virchand R. Gandhi, the Jainist, has opened a class for instruction in the ancient religions. The lecture-room is each day crowded to its utmost with brightest minds of the camp eager to hear this wonderful Hindu scholar expound his religious theories.
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The Evangelist, New York, Aug. 23, 1894.
Recently Cassadaga, the trysting place of heterogeneous creeds, has blossomed but with a new attraction, striking to the eye as well as to the mind. This new card is Mr. Virchand Gandhi of Bombay, a gentleman of noble presence, a trained scholar, lawyer versed in Sanskrit lore and in English literature as well. He came to this country by invitation of Dr. Barrows, as a representative of the Jain religion. Mr. Gandhi is an able exponent of all the religions of India.
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The Illustrated Buffalo Express, Aug. 12, 1894.
On Saturday afternoon one of the most enthusiastic audiences ever known to the auditorium of Cassadaga listened to "The Message of India to the people of America," by Virchand R. Gandhi, B. A. of Bombay, India, who was elected by a vote of 5,000,00 Jains to represent them at the late world's Congress of Religions in Chicago.
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