... was slowly coming round 'o democracy, and within 50 years might have a government like that of the United Kingdom. The Russian Revolution had much in common with the French, and that was why she hoped history would repeat itself. On considering the results ...

... iplene.id and sensational should have been the first week with • out pe , iters. Bagdad. Bapaurne. Perotues. and the Russian Revolution One tan imagine the posters there would have been if the ban bad not been imposed. 'The newsagents and the street-corner ...

... university, ished. That was the reason for the priand whoso family loot all their possessions sons being full. in the Russian Revolution in 1917. In conclusion, Pastor Fetler warned many fieople were imprisoned in audience of the propaganda being taught ...

... Rudolf Martin, author of The Future of Russia, sees a dark outlook in the empire of the Czar. The first year of the Russian revolution, which came to an end on October 27, 1906, made it plain, he says, that the Russian Empire is slowly but surely approaching ...

... A fluent speaker. she paid many visits to the Continent, and in Paris provided an establishment for refugees of. the Russian Revolution. Her husband, Mr. T. Wakefield Richardson, pre, deceased her in November. 1920. Deceased had been failing in health ...

... College, Ifidonderry: W. A. C. McCon- 7-565—The 8.8. C. Northern Ireland Orchestra, oconductor B. Walton O’Donnell 9-o—Russian Revolution : feature programme by Professor Temperly. (from Regional) Tuesday, December 14:— 12-55—The Philip Whiteway Ensemble ...