The situation in America is developing in a somewhat bewildering fashion. The people who were once the supporters of Wilson and his League are now his keenest opponents, because they see how the League is to be used to maintain an unjust Treaty which is a complete negation of th
June 27, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England
This book is primarily a warning and a protest against the attempts to use Prussian methods in our schools in order to bring about industrial servility and a militarist worship of the State. It includes a discussion of physical and military training for boys, an examination of t
June 27, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England
Friday, July 4th, 1019. lescriptions of the conditions of affairs in Vienna, , w hich made a deep impression on the assembly. When George Lansbury rose to speak he had a tremendous welcome. He preached the Gospel of Love in his Plain, homely way, and it was gratifying to find su
July 4, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England
Amon g the revelation from the pre-war achives c f the Russian Foreign Office appears the follow-6. It is a statement made by Isvolsky, the Russian Ambassador in Paris, on October 12, 1911, when he was trying to secure French acquiescence for the Russian policy in regard to the
July 4, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England
8 THE CRUSADER. Friday, July 4th, PATRIOTISM IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE. It would scarcely be possible to witness a more perfect exhibition of militarist-capitalist-imperialistpatriotism than one has been able to witness recently 'in Trafalgar Square. All the usual elements were there:
July 4, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England
East. May 14th " I returned here Sunday the 4th after an absence Of two weeks in the Caucasus. . . . I found the most di stressing situation all through this country and what I saw there in the way of starvation and misery a ctually beggars description. It is true that people ar
June 20, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England
slaughter of the flower of Europe has taught Against such teaching the mind of this country w lO rise in indignant protest. It will demand that th e disarmament of the enemy shall be followed by 0 : 1 disarmament of the Allies. If the statesmen not take the lead in abolishing wa
June 20, 1919 - New Crusader - London, London, England