Which of the following statements best communicates Gandhi's message to Pennington? Click here to review Gandhi's response to Mr. Pennington's letter if needed.
"Mr. Pennington's ignorance is thus typical of the others and affords the best reason for securing control of our own affairs in our own
hands."
"Mr. Pennington's letter complains that there has been no 'proper trial of any one!"
"Mr. Pennington will not accuse me again of making unverified assertions because I have not quoted from the books."
"Mr. Pennington wants me to publish an exact account of what happened on the 10th April."