... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A WEEK ago the startling intelligence was, unshed round the world that the Russian empire had passed through a revolution, and that the government of reactionaries had given place to one of more liberal tendencies. The Czar had ...

... immediate peace. The Socialist Deputies, speaking in succession, declared that the Bulgarian nation had been thrilled by the Russian revolution, and that Bulgarians were utterly sick of fighting the battlea' of Germany and Austria. One Socialist Deputy said that ...

... He called to order by the President, Herr Kunert declared :— Because I compared the German reactionaries with the Russian Revolution y o say I insulted my Fatherland. I should be proud if ench progress . were made in our country as has been made in ...

... that an effort is being made in Rome quarters to represent the enthusiasm felt by the British Labour movement for the Russian revolution as inspired by pacifist feeling. Mr Snowden, for example. sneered recently at the veryrepresentative Labour deputation ...

... added to his own terrible sufferings, he continually receives heart-breaking news from home. It is tore to say that the Russian revolution has bronaht new hope to millions of Germans and for the first time has suggested the possibility of ending their wnea ...

... Like the 'French Revolution. the Russian Revolution gives promise of ending in a riot of terrorism and bloacbited. It would almost seem as if no upheaval of the kind could be carried out in ar t y country without, ite time of horror and devastation. Petrograd ...

... the revolutionary party by the promise of a better future under new oonditiuns and auspices. In its first movement tha Russian revolution was surprisingly free from excess, but that very freedom from bloodshed, which made the world marvel, seems to have ...

... in the middle of the war to the thoughtful confidence with which events are now regarded. A complete judgment on the Russian revolution is not yet possible, but the suspense in which the whole country was placed last Friday, when Mr Bonar Law's announcement ...

... feel themselves betrayed, may be found assuring the All-highest that he has capitulated to the pressure of events. The Russian revolution has produced an instability among autocracies like that of 1848. It was hardly tactful, by the way, of the Kaiser to ...

... may be confronted with other enemies than that with which she seeks to deal, for it has been noted of late since the Russian Revolution that Sweden's temper has changed very considerably in regard to the situation, and though Norway is now a separate kingdom ...

... determinedly and unitedly all round the Germanic powers, the struggle would present all the appearance of an early end. The Russian Revolution was hailed at the start as a welcome incident. in the demucatic march, and its want of bloodshed in its initial stages ...

... unchangeable, for it is based firmly upon the principles of freedom for which the Russian people fought and won. The Russian revolution. declares M. Terestchenko in words of uncompromising directness, is not only a transformation in the internal or ...