FTP, name this concept deployed in the "Quit India" movement, a form of nonviolence translated as "soul force" and championed by Mahatma Gandhi.
To distinguish themselves from followers of Aurobindo Ghose and B. G. Tilak, its supporters were to write the slogan "do or die" on their clothing.  Its author had adopted the phrase from his reading of Tennyson.  Though it appeared in the title of a 1928 work on the struggle in South Africa, the author's African colleagues were afraid that this idea too closely approximated the "passive resistance" ideal of the English suffragettes.  FTP, name this concept deployed in the "Quit India" movement, a form of nonviolence translated as "soul force" and championed by Mahatma Gandhi.
To distinguish themselves from followers of Aurobindo Ghose and B. G. Tilak, its supporters were to write the slogan "do or die" on their clothing.  
satyagraha