It is most gratifying that in her book, "Through Bolshevik Russia" (Cassell and Ca., 5s. net), Mrs. Snowden has "stuck to her guns" she has not deviated an inch from the line she took up on her immediate return from Russia as a member of the British Labour Delegation. Her work, as a whole, cannel be regarded otherwise than in the—light of the most damning, and con-vineing indictment—agaitist—not. So much the Soviet régime—but Soviet methods, which it has ever been our lot to analyze. In writing on Bolshevist Russia she has realized that no exaggeration could possibly be more terrible than the actual truth, says the "Morning
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