The Direct Index
Report · scanned 2026-10-20

What an AI agent reads on Ghandi Tolstoy Farm

An assistant's crawler fetches the page once, without running JavaScript, and reads the text, the structured data and the links. Below is what it gets from mkgandhi.org, taken from the copy the scanner kept.

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Text

The words an agent gets

Title: Gandhi Ashrams : Tolstoy Farm · language en. First 1,800 of 2,717 characters:

Gandhi Ashrams : Tolstoy Farm Some men changed their times...One man changed the World for all times! Comprehensive Website on the life and works of Mahatma Gandhi Menu Home About Us Gandhi eBooks Buy Books Feedback Sitemap Contact Us Submit Home Museums-Ashrams-Libraries Ashrams Tolstoy Farm (1910-1913) Back Next Tolstoy Farm Tolstoy Farm P.O. Box 44739 Linden 2104, South Africa Email: info@tolstoyfarm.com Website: www.tolstoyfarm.com The Tolstoy Farm was named such by Herman Kallenbach, Gandhi's associate It was founded in 1910 and disbanded in 1913 proved to be an ideal laboratory for Gandhi's educational experiments. "Tolstoy Farm was a family in which I occupied the place of the father," wrote Gandhi, and that I should so far as possible shoulder the responsibility for the training of the young".1 The routine of the children on the farm was divided between attending classes and contributing to the maintenance of the farm. As at the Phoenix settlement manual work was combined with instruction on a daily basis, but Gandhi took this concept one step further at Tolstoy by introducing vocational training to give "all-round development to the boys and girls". Although at this stage there was no attempt to educate the children through the medium of a specific handicraft, Gandhi enabled each child to become self-supporting by supplementing their education with vocational training. Their ages ranging from six to sixteen, the children had on an average eight hours of manual training per day, and one or, at the most two hours of book learning"2 An added dimension of the Tolstoy Farm was the decision to hold co-educational classes, and indeed to encourage the boys and girls to do everything together. The activities which the young contributed their energies to at Tolstoy Farm 
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The links it would act on

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