The communists and the agitators of Clydeside and the Mersey amoy, "possibly, be taken as somewhat of a joke, although all the ications "in the latest reports from England go to prove that even they are developing from a joke It must not be forgotten that Professor Sarolea writes authority. For over 35 years lis has been a constant student of the Russian language, of Russian litera ture, and of Russian conditions. He made several prolonged tays in Russia before the war. He has been in Russia since the war. He submitted the manuscript of "Impressions of Soviet Russia" to some of the highest European authorities 3 Russian and Slavonic and he received from them "the comfort-i it my description of Russian realities" is essentially accurate, and that the interpretation goes to the root of the problem It is quite impossible to do full Justice to this remarkable book in newspaper column or 0. The book itself must be read. But with the editor's permission it is proposed to deal further with its contents at a later date. In concluding the present article the writer would ive two striking quot 'The power of lit in 18 yan port of Marx, wan made By virtue "of" power he sent' one million seven hundred thousand Russian victims to their doom. im addition to millions who died of stare "That system, ithe tactics, and that bu er thatthe Die tors "killed 28 bishops, 1219 priests, 6000 professors' and eachers, $000 factors, 84,000 offer 470,000 policemen, 12.950
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