... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Although Mr Ernest Poole’s book The Dark People ” (Macmillan : 6s. net) must be classified as journalism, it was nevertheless well worth producing in permanent form, for it deals with matters which cannot be too widely known, and ...

... of Socialism floats when but yesterday despotism held the people in vii* subjection. The mighty reverberations of th« Russian revolution have sounded through th ...

... militarism and democracy, but between the principle of organisation and the principle of anarchy. Ever since the second j Russian Revolution anarchy has been winj ning, until to-day it threatens to submerge the greater part of the Continent. Above this flood ...

... It was not necessary. however, literally to copy the Russian constitution. They must learn from the mistakes of the Russian Revolution. Dictatorship did not in every case signify terrorism, for terror i s m was only one of the weapons of dictatorship ...

... number of other valuable contributions, apart from expert war matter, dealing with such subjects as the food problem, tho Russian Revolution, the sphere of the chemist, and so on. The book is issued by the Eagle, Star, and British Dominions Insurance Co., Ltd ...

... London correspondent writes Reliabl , l information from sources which might be expected to be sympathetic with the Russian revolution goes to show that opposition to Bolshevik rule among the more enlightened working classes of Russia is on the increase ...

... impeded by Soviet interference or the fear of it. So much was this the case that Mr. Wilcox says, when is asked why the Russian Revolution failed, “we should not be far wrong in answering with the single word —Soviet.” Amongst the chapters—wo had almost written ...

... result of the sending of those telegrams was to give the impression in this country that the men who brought about the Russian Revolution were the same men who were in control in Russia to-day. The Bolshevism as practised in Russia and threatened in Germany ...

... line. 'The enemy was shaken and a fairly good beginning made, but then misfortunes suddenly rained on the Allies. The Russian revolution broke out. Allied statesmen hailed the dawn, knowing all the time that it put Russia out of the field for months at ...

... sufferers are the lands of despots. The French Revolution was a protest against what we now call Prussianism. So was the Russian Revolution ; and so is the growing revolution in Germany. These nations are passing . through the furnace from which democracies ...

... Save little caravan's of laden yaks and sheep over the Himalayas to Tibet, and a trade, greatly increased since the Russian Revolution, on, pack animals through the Hindu Kush to Turkestan, all India's foreign trade has been seaborne, chiefly in British ...

... made no such P # simply rose, and fired harangue on the h, It was a most interesting s have been if they had been tj 1 Russian Revolution. As ' V bers sat in placid patience, the outburst was all abou , should break out at that P a oft'Tj ture. The Chairman ...