... • not profess to have a remedy for tho misfortunes which bad occurred to civilisation itself from tho faot that the Russian Revolution took place-in the middle of a European war . He welcomed the change from autocracy to what wo hoped and still hoped—to ...

... flapacitjl . Sir George Buchanan , speaking from the advantageous position of British Ambassador in Russia , in The Russian Revolution ; Its Genesis and Aftermath , traces the operation of the influences which made inevitably for disintegration . ...

... only with the purpose of diverting attention from the conditions vhieh the German Government put to the leadersJ a tie Russian Revolution , and are of auch a nature i = to kill entirely that Revolution . Count Hertling did not discuss at all onr projest ...

... Generals and diplomats , impervious to ^^ i 1 _ ! > are * ° ^ on 3 a safety curtain shutting * 3 t . ; e Cro of the Russian revolution from tho ^ nna : i workers and ail Europe . The Russian - •• -t- ? at ! oa knows perfectly well ' what it is losing ...

... for General . Kaledin . Tho Gorman hourjjeoi ' sp is quite prepared touse ilioni as allies , for . tho stiDing of tho Russian Revolution . Theso arc conditions . which raise , for Russian peasants and'workmen tho whole question of all tho canqueate achieved ...

... the . British attack was accelerated , but'the Italian offensive could not be ready for some-time afterwards , and tho Russian Revolution upset-any chance of the Eastern armies being able to combine with the spring bffensiva' in the West . Tho situation ...

... Minister in Patrogradwill ,. ! hope , be taken to heart by all classes in this country .. Having passed through the Russian Revolution in all it ? phasesand having had many dealings with' the Soldiers' and Workmen ' s Councils , I am in a position to ...

... Tsar ' s Government , was a stepmother , were the first among tho belligerents to faint in the struggle . The great Russian revolution instilled new courage into the tired spirit , but could not immediately rovive the macerated bodies , and it is a thousand ...

... greetings . to f the Conference , - and accepted tho London memorandum , 1 which was inspired by the eaih q ideals as'Uie Russian Revolution rom' tho very beginning , and tho principles formulated by President Wilson . Tho telegfam further staled that , Ih ...

... Vhst-his . visit to , this country is coriosrnod -.-. ! knbw-is what M . Keronsky did , in'thoc ' irlydaya of tho . Russian revolution . ( Applause . ) - ¦• -. ' ¦ ' ¦ - v - '¦¦ . ¦• ¦ ¦ Thoro - was further uproar in thn- buud-. ing , voices being . hoard ...

... ontside investments , such as Busskii mining shares . The criticism seemed during the year to be justified b . T the Russian' Revolution , - which could not bavo been foreseen , but the . substantial increase in the market price of those investments and ...

... zone . In Semes of Russian Life , bv Josephine Calina ( 6 s . net : London : Constable ) there is much which makes tbe Russian Revolution . comprehensible . The writer knows village life 1 in Russia at close range , aud has the gift of bringing its squalor ...