... very severe titles, such The Development bf Capitalism Russia and M Materialism and Ilmpirocracy. . During the first Russian revolution in Lenin returned to Russia, and acted thn guiding spirit of the Retrograde proletariate. Then as recently, his was ...

... work through disputes were discussed. Sir Arthur Steel Maitland, M.P., speaking Birmingham last night, said but for the Russian revolution it was probable we should have won victorv and been at peace now. must brace ourselves for the strain. Tho next few ...

... under the Tsar's government was stepmother, were the first among the belligerents to faint in the struggle. The great Russian revolution in* j stilled new courage into the tired spirit, but could not immediately revive the macerated bodies, and is thousand ...

... from Berne confirming the report that the Kaiserin is in very weak health, and that, haunted by the thoughts of the Russian revolution, is urging the Kaiser to abdicate. People’s Thunderous Demands. Copenhagen, Thursday. t In a leading article the says ...

... be relied on to use up many of the enemy’s divisions and compel him to reinforce largely on the threatened front. The Russian revolution was of far more consequence in the approaching struggle. Even though the Russian armies might still prove capable of ...

... political history of the Labour movement. The address the President (Mr. Purdy> began expressing a hope in the future tho Russian Revolution, which h© welcomed one the landmark* iu history. He deplored, however, the attitude the British Government to'tbo Revolution ...

... leaders of democracy. They had to rescue prestige of democratic Governments from ghastly futilities and inanities the Russian Revolution. It was necMsaxy that a League Nations should be founded truth and sincerity. There must room for all that League. ’There ...

... visit this country and this Conference, The Chairman—T do not know, but I know that his work in the early days of the Russian revolution entitles him to a hearing. Several demonstrations were caused number delegates endeavouring to the Conference the same ...

... magazine ; '* book reviews Mr. Zinovy N. Preev, well-mfo: i Russian journalist., gives his readers some idenf •• • * Russian revolution. careful sun-ey from the c-p > pen of the Progress of the. World is really ;• i; • • record and criticism of many ...

... does not occupy! But tho Labour leaders have done well to declare tho sir cere eyn-calby of the British people with the Russian revolution and their eager desire that the (mica should preserved tor over to the enjoyment of the Russian messes They have done ...

... MINATION. On this claim the recent Labour Congress at Waterford in declared itself. ~We adopt the princi.a‘o of the Russian Revolution, supported as it is by the gmnmco ments or President Wilson, and the Pre miers aud politicians of all the warring and ...

... to our tom' radio. members the peace delegations at Brert-Litevoik. conditions sum a, could not be .aubecribed by the Russian revolution. Governmems of Germany end Auatria pongee toiletries and peoples vanquished by force of arms.. this authority, the Russian ...