... the fanatic heroism of the women-martyrs of the Russian Revolution, but she comes out in the theatre merely as a creation of extravagant romance, and prompts the reflection that it is obviously dangarous to let any woman carry firearms. And, again, though ...

... Ultimata - - - John Cresswell Socialism and Wales - David Thomas of V Theyrnas •1 The Role of the Students in the Russian Revolution - Ale‘. L. rnic!itenberg Exaltation - - - ...

... Soeiai Democracy was, he declared, always in the van of the fight of the international proletariat, and had supported the Russian revolution with a contribution of half a million marks (.£25,000). No less than 450 delegates attended froui all parts of Germany ...

... the Jubilee-street Anarchist Club was about to stage play entitled Red Sunday, based upon that famous incident of the Russian Revolution. The stage-manager discovered that several essential sets of scenery were wanting. That will be all right,” said “Peter ...

... Democracy, he declared, was 1 1 always in the van of the fight of the International proletariat and had supported the Russian revolution with a contribution of half a million marks.—Retuer. ...

... though it well-known fact tiiat real Anarchist* are always careful avoiding to offend British hospitality. During the Russian revolution, however, the criminals in the Tsar’s country discovered that public opinion sympathised greatly with the political ...

... form prepared his own end just as certainly as he strangled or exiled the best and the bravest men and women of the Russian revolution. And not only of the revolution, but even those who had the least sympathy with the mildest political or educational ...

... beardless, athletic, powerfully built, long haired, and handsome in a wild, Kalmuck sort of way. During the height of the Russian revolution of 1905-6 he began to distinguish himself by the extreme violence of his attacks on Jews, heretics and revolutionists ...

... reduction of the freight rates for fodder. Turning to Russia the Socialist leader remarked that he had every hope that the Russian revolution would eventually turn out the people’s advantage. The Czar and his shieldbearers had been compelled to conform to the ...

... beardless, athletic, powerfully built, long haired, and handsome in a wild, Kalmuck sort of way. During the height of the Russian revolution of 1905-6 he began to distinguish himself by the extreme violence of his attacks on Jews, heretics and revolutionists ...

... J. Dillon in the Contemporary ”), like Admiral Dubassofl, like M. Durnovo, and two or three other personages of the Russian Revolution. One day, shortly after the historic attempt made on his life some five years ago, I asked him in the course of conversation ...

... burglar to shoot policemen. This deed perpetrated by Russians is redolent of Russian methods, one of the results of the Russian Revolution being to cheapen the value of human life. Ye gods ! a result of the Revolution ! And what, pray, gave rise to the ...