... criminal blunders on the part of statesmeji had deflected the course of tho Russian Revolution . . Commenting on British misconceptions of Russia , he observed that tho Russian Revolution had not been a . failure , for the very simple reason that it had only ...

... of attainment . ' • What is tho lesson of tho Russian Revolution to tho democracies of the world ? This , ho replied , is for them to find out . They must not lose faith in tho Russian Revolution , because it is not a political revolution but ...

... public opinion of the revolutionary democracy , he declares , cannot accept , the position that worthy heroes of the Russian Revolution should languish in concentration camps in England , while counter-revolutionary British citizens suffer no hardships ...

... UifiilMAiN I'KKfeb . « The Hagoe , November 24 . —A careful study = ' the latest German newspapers shows that since ts ...

... exposition of Britain ' s aims and ideals , with an instructive summary , by Mr Julius West , of the ovents of the Russian Revolution , and with a well-digested account of The Parliamentary Year , written by Mr H . Wilson Harris . The illustrations ...

... do Castelijau went together as military mombovs of the Mission , which ended abortively owing to tho outbreak of tho Russian revolution last . March . After returning from Petrograd ho resumed his duties at . French Army Headquarters till he was appointed ...

... has suffered least from the War , while she stands to gain most . France , who had suffered most , vesnovuled to the Russian Revolution with the Bourgooise Ministry of M . Clemenceau , which was the last effort of French Imperialism . Italy , disillusioned ...

... pursued by the preliminary Parliament—namely , that advocated by . M . Miliukoff , the first Foreign Minister of the . Russian Revolution , who demands war'to the bitter end until-complete ' submission of the enemy , and that of M . Skobeleff , who , in ...

... Gernian . espionage serial , The Spy in Black , advances considerably both m mystery and thrill . Reflections on the Russian Revolution and the British conscientious objector e the princi pal themes in Musings Without Method , and tho Muser , '' ...

... week . It was shown to he . grossly fallacious . How , Mr Asquith asked , could a Supreme War CouncD have prevented tie Russian revolution : how could it bs b&- [ lieved . that Italy might , have been . . saved by a Supreme Council , when in- point of fact ...

... Sir Vc-uslas Haig was saving Verdun by his attack , r . the Somme ; ihat no Supreme War Council ,-uio have delayed the Russian Revolution till i - ; nre convenient season ; and that to what-. vir -iise the Italian failure was due , it was r . v . lack of ...

... . Suppose this new scheme had been ir > operation in March , what could it have done to prevent the outbreak of the Russian revolution or its military consequences ? The failure of Italy was not due to want of conference and consultation . 'Did not the ...