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... NUNTEX Kluwer. TIMES, PRINTING & PUBLISHING WORKS, 72, UNION STREET, RYDE• GUIDES.' VIEWS, NAPS OF THE bio Idardx WOO RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. ...
... The President Unitarian Christian Church.—Morning, 11: aerrioe.—Evening, 6.30: 9tb service. Subject of sermon. “The Russian revolution.” Caotuchold Baitist Chircu.—Service*. 10.30 and Preacher. Rev. E. J. Burrows, London. Holt Trinttt Church.—Mattin* ...
... by Repiu, will be a revelation to some of those who have accepted the conventional ides of the Count as • leader of a Russian revolution. Mr Long asked Count Tolstoy directly what. he would do to save Russia if he were given supreme power. The inquiry, ...
... which may be perilous for a nation at war. It was a famine in bread, due to wilful mismanagement, that brought about the Russian Revolution. It was the starving of the people that precipitated the French Revolution. Both these events would pale into insignificance ...
... in order that Labour May turn to a Revolution. Lenin as reported in the Times of November 6th says. I regard the Russian Revolution not as an aim in itself, but as the first step in a world Revolution. The question is How are we to promote a proletarian ...
... would suffice to make the year through which we have just lived one the most striking of the last two thousand years—the Russian Revolution and the entry of America to the Great War. Which the greater of these who shall say ? The Rusgtan Revolution has hitherto ...
... greatest pu» of absolute music ever written. tone poem Finlandia, by the great Sib uns, who so narrowly escaped from Russian revolution, completed the orgi pieces, Mr. Edgar Mouncher, usir.j violin of extraordinary lone, cliatia his hearers by the delicacy ...