A communication recently addressed to the "Daily Herald" by a British sympathizer with Bolshevism throws curious light upon the psychology of the revolutionist. It is upon the honour paid to an Unknown Wa perhaps one of the most impressive and significant incidents in the history of democracy, and was written by Francis Meynell, a gentleman who avoided military service and latterly became notorious in connexion with the receipt of Russian jewels in the interests of Bolshevist propaganda in England. The Jetter reads:
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