... In dealing with the list Jbocfes to added the library for the month, the resolved to add Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution; also Sir John Sandys' new work Latin Inscriptions. Relative to Lord French'e book, was agreed postpone purchase ...

... This army had remarkable suo- in July in the Susitza and Putna V alleys, but the disintegrating influence which the Russian Revolution has exercised resulted in the abandonment 'of their offensive in order support the Russians Northern Moldavia. In their ...

... from our thoughts than the suppression of other nations. The Czech deputy. Herr Kalin. expressed sympathy with tho Russian revolution, and live principles it represented, namely—-the liberty, equality, and fraternity of all nations. The next sitting ...

... Russia. In fuct, tho extension of the Army worik to Russia, they might say, was the direct consequence the war and the Russian revolution had made it possible for the work of the Army be officially recognised in that country. The organisation and discipline ...

... proposal if follow the one , n J tfcular. Tile Worked - C!ounai,l rJS had dfecftared'that only '} ■' , pi* l |{ could the Russian revolution d. W f and salvation _ RtiW* $ Great Britain f lead the hilt, for a »t'' ''■' »ti ...

... the Aberdeen Public Library Committee arrived a remarkable decision yesterday. They resolved to acquire Trotsky's Russian Revolution at cost price, but postponed purchase of Lord French's 1914 until it should be available second-h&d. It is amazing ...

... Standing Committee was constituted of two delegates from each national section. unanimous vote of congratulation to the Russian revolution was passed. Ihe Conference closed 6.45. ...

... importance. A'U this is apart from the Parliamentary * ...

... with increased vigour in the various Government Departments the defeat of Germany woukd be compassed this year. The Russian Revolution came like a bolt from the blue, and, bad was the condition of affairs under the Tsar's regime, they have become a. thousand ...

... intellectual military elements, they obtained successes in June and July. Those daye ■ were the greatest triumphs the Russian Revolution, and ho could tell everyone that if unconscious fanatics, assisted group of conscious traitors, had not destroyed the ...

... prevent Russia working out her own salvation. (Applause.) Mr James Gordon, supporting the Tesolu- lion, believed that the Russian revolution was expression a that many of ! them knew to the only means whereby the I workers ould ootne into their own. (Appksuse ...

... democratic principles, brang curse upon those who permitted it, and would soon t>e followed by another war. Future the Russian revolution would note with ostoniisfament that who its vme, the Minister Waj, au(i who wished to the army aucoeaßfid, oigiKsd & ...