The book no doubt primarily deals with the movement of the Untouchables. But it would be a mistake to suppose that it deals with nothing else. In fact, it concerns itself with many other subjects of great importance to the general Hindu public. It deals with conflict between Brahminism and Democracy which is discussed here for the first time with originality and depth which are not likely to be surpassed...

The study of the results of the Elections of 1937 embodied in this book forms the most striking part of it. It is a masterly analysis of the Election returns that are presented in numerous tables which illuminate its pages. It is of utmost importance to the non-Brahmins in India. Those who are interested in Gandhism will find much food for thought in this book. In a special chapter devoted to the subject there is drawn a picture of Gandhism in blazing colours.