... moment begun to exercise a decisive influence on the destinies, not only of their own country, but of the world. The Russian revolution is a universal revolution. It threatens all forms of desno. tism, all forms of oppression, all the exploitations of ...

... suit for £20,000 against Mr. alling, the millionaire Socialist, whom she personslly conducted through the scenes of the Russian revolution ...

... staffs, while the more reckless might be tempted jepcat the blunden under which the credit Bolshevism lice buried. The Russian Revolution has left deep mark a warning the dangers that arias when democracy and ignorance hand in hand. One of the strongest ...

... The first Revolution was hailed with acclamation by nil sorts of people in the country. * The Cabinet hailed it, and Russian Revolution meetings were held in different parts the country, with Lord Mayors presiding, and all sorts of reactionaries speaking ...

... libertyloving democratic party. Tl. » sopp*rt unfortunately advocated largely as reflex ol what happened at the time of the Russian Revolution. Congratulatory teVgrams were somewhat prematurely sent politienns in this Mintrv, and many people the present moment ...

... rcaolution was moved the Rev. A. 8. Mare, who touclted upon the idealistic aspects of the Labour movement. He described the Russian revolution the greatest MOVEMENT FOB HI MSB FBEEDOM To the Rugby magistrate* That in eaaea of app'ication far poMpMiion r»r ejection ...

... BOLSHEVISM UNMASKED. THE TRUTH—BY A RETURNED KUOBEIAN. OFFER TO THE LABOUR CLUB. A* I was in Russia at the time the first Russian Revolution early 1917, and was in different imrts of Russia up till March, 1918, and later with the Expeditionary Force in N’oHh ...

... destroying the liberty the community, and in his opinion the present situation was to that which preceded the French and Russian Revolutions. In the course of fairly lengthy address, Lieut Victor set himself to controvert the Marxian theory that Labour is the ...

... At a most critical period the war matters became to serious that the Government had to take over the m nes. After the Russian revolution in 1917 me Miners’ Executive broke with recogniiei Trade Unionism, allied themselves with the Shop Stewards’ movement ...

... revolutions were essentially Christian. ndigiout aoTement». and'he instanced the'Trench Revolution and the more recent Russian Revolution cases in point. IA s-« the rev. gentleman infer that the Reign of Terror France and the bloody revolution in Russia ...

... to demand full trad© union rate wages during unemployment. Incidentally, one the speakers spoke glowing terms of the Russian revolution and was full praise for the Soviet Government. Now, Sir, on the very day on which he wag speakin then- appeared in the ...

... Government had reduced RiMsia. Workmen were unable to exist in Russia. In Russia they saw Socialism in practice. Until the Russian revolution they had had no practical example of Socialism. It had been an absolute failure. He objected to Liberalism because Socialism ...