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... Campenhaye. By J. S. Fletcher. (Ward. Lock.) That Which Hath Wings. By Richard Dehan. (Hcincmann.) Three Aspects of the Russian Revolution. By Emile Vaiidervelde. (Alley and Vnwin.) Karen. By Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick. (Collins.) AUTHOR OF TARR AND PAINTING ...
... anxiety of some sections the H pessimists of public opinion in our own people. The Bystander never believed that the Russian Revolution was going to be a mere good-bye hope you'll have a good time remember me to the wife, to the Tsar and then everything ...
... their rapid withdrawal may have saved some of their troops from being cut off. A far more serious complication was the Russian revolution. The Vimy operations resulted in a fairly complete suc cess, but the employment of cavalry as contemplated was prevented ...
... of a State concert in honour of the Tsar of Russia I have heard there thousands of English pro-Bolsheviks cheer the Russian Revolution and yell wildly when Lenin's name was mentioned During the war I was one of a committee which tried to hold, in the ...
... despite its venerable age of more than four decades, is as evergreen as if it had been written on the eve of the great Russian Revolution. It is a work of almost historical value, because, with strange foresight and trenchancy, it exposes the cankers from ...
... now, has shown signs of unrest, and even the Cossacks have protested against having to do hateful police duties. 'The Russian revolution is following the course of the French with curious closeness the Duma proceeds on the lines of the States General of ...
... admit that he has played a signally important role in history. More than anyone except Lenin, he was responsible for the Russian Revolution which turned one-seventh of the area of the globe red. Considered in this light these memoirs are one of the most impor ...
... Japanese taking a more V active part, because it seemed to place the complete overthrow of the enemy beyond question. The Russian Revolution has, how ever, modified the whole situation. It has I not only entailed upon the other members of the Grand Alliance ...
... say, expres sively if vulgarly, oor ain fish guts for oor ain sea maws. The new spirit of nationality, of which the Russian revolution is a symbol, has, by a strange irony, arisen as a preservative against the ever-advancing. forces of Internationalism ...
... ear-rings were bought by the Youssopof family during the French Revolution and remained in their possession until the Russian Revolution of 1917. Among the many fascinating an interesting pieces on show two seeme me to be particularly noteworthy great parures ...
... Regent's Park, 8.15. Tues., Thurs., Sat., 2.30. Singing and Dancing Balalaika. Colourful and fairly tuneful romance of the Russian revolution has Roger Treville and Muriel Angelus in the lead, Clifford Mollison in the funny part His Majesty's, 8.15. Wed., Sat ...
... Blue Blood and BLACK COATS By CHARLES GAY WHEN the Russian Revolution broke out, the Russian aristocracy found itself in a bad way. Few of its members knew how to earn a living in foreign countries. Some became taxi-cab drivers in Paris. Some became gigolos ...