... middle and upper class readers, are possible and -probable imitators of the Maximalist ” fanatics who have stultified the Russian revolution and jeopardised the cause of the Allies. Surely there never was such a setting up of “Aunt Sallies’.’ to shy at w th ...

... the Germans caused the surviving passengers and crew the Lusitania pass. LETTERS BY A RADICAL. London. Thursday. The Russian Revolution is following the course which seems to be predestined for all such upheavals. The first surprise was the ease with which ...

... at the time of its issue); and the two inner pages appears an account of the Baghdad campaign, two columns about the Russian revolution, and selection of war telegrams from the western front. For an Eastern production “The Basrah Times” very well printed ...

... democracy may dev.se —and she will swallow Russia well! I ray too much that this is the man to represent British ideals the Russian Revolution ? ...

... land warfare is impossible. must not close our eyes to the now menace the eauso of the Alliance brought about by the Russian revolution. The evident powerle*gness of the Russian armies, if not speedily remedied, will he realised disastrously for Russia ...

... and the habit remains. No doubt, as she argued, the policy of the “ knock-out blow and lukewarmness with which the Russian revolution was received in certain influential quarters in this country, are open to criticism, and have led much misunderstanding ...

... Parliament lias met in no very submissive mood. has shown signs that it, too, is feeling the stimulating effects of the Russian Revolution and the entry of the Land of Liberty into the war. Its first task was extend' its own Life for another seven months ...

... Arras should dull our sense of that great and wholesome change which has come ovcir tho moral aspect of the war with the Russian revolution and the adhesion of tho United States to the cause off the Allies. Everyone now realises that those are world-shaping ...

... common sense about the war and after the war. Our home-grown statesmanship seems to have become bankrupt, though the Russian revolution has stimulated the democratic tendencies of the Prime Minister and his colleagues. Still, no one has bad the courage ...

... attempt curb the democratic agitation in Germany. They recall Loid Milner’s unhappy attempt to stem the tide of the Russian Revolution, and they see in the Germaneducated statesman a greater desire to save the Hohenzollerns than to help democracy. Which ...

... series of lectures men Wednesday night, the Rev. J. G. B. of the Littleborough United • Methodist huich spoke on 'The Russian revolution—its past and future.” There was a large atteni ance. To illustrate the difference in the temik i aments the teutonic ...