What is the author's style in An Autobiography: The Story of My Experiments with Truth by Mahatma Gandhi?

The autobiography is, of course, written in the first person. Everything the reader sees is seen through Gandhi's eyes and perspective. All background information and viewpoints are through Gandhi. Any discussion is presented according to how he remembers it. All of the characters are presented through him. He shows both sides of the arguments and discussions throughout the book but the reader is still aware that it is presented from Gandhi's perspective.