We hope now to have given a fairly clear, if not wholly complete, picture of Gandhi's ideas and intentions in the limited area of group conflict. Let us compare them, then, with what we know of the ideas and intentions of some other men who have lent their minds to the problems of conflict. Such a comparison can do more than put the Gandhian approach in clearer perspective. It can tell us where the comparison and contrast of different views can signifi- cantly be made and where it must fail.