... A SIDELIGHT on the RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A little volume, written with great spirit and directness by a young American aviator, Lieutenant Bert Hall, lies before us. It is entitled In the Air (Hurst and Blackett). The author took service with a French flying ...

... when you emptied the syphon and began on the water-jug. It saw the war go out and the War Time Boot come in it saw the Russian Revolution and the Russian Ballet, the victory and the Victory Ball, and the air-raid and the air-raid wrap (complete with flask ...

... Here Durward is back in the capital in time to witness the Revolution. W Yet The Secret City is no mere novel of the Russian Revolution. It is far more. It is an interpretation, how finely balanced few stay-at- home Englishmen may be capable of judging ...

... lieutenant, and was captured by the Russians in Przemysl. In this way he came into contact with Russia. After the first Russian revolution, Kerenski released him from internment, and appointed him Chief of Propaganda among prisoners of war. The unscrupulous ...

... quoted as a kind of legendary balderdash a sort of street song of Old London as dodoesque as the hansom. A Diary of the Russian Revolution. A nd, perhaps, there is just a little too much detail in that extraordinarily interesting book, The Russian Diary of ...