Folklore Echoes on War, Readers Question Prophecy
The West Weekly Scotus recalls critics and famous voices who warned or mocked the war effort and foretold England's fate. It notes opinions from scientists, novelists, military critics, and public figures who believed the outcome could shift, with references to John Bright and a 1840 Oxford missive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Bright
Commonwealths
Itain
United States
Oxford
Maller
Fragmented political reflections on Britain and Egypt
The text presents incoherent musings about Britain's stance toward its colonies and enemies, mentioning India, Germany, and ambassadors in London. It references Tancred and Egypt, suggesting past events before the Canal and a critique of foresight and leadership amid international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
England
London
Tancred
Egypt
Palestine
Canal
Chaos in Russia Rumors Claim Bolshevik Reforms
London dispatches describe chaotic changes in Russia with alleged toppling of ranks and titles. Reports claim officers were executed by troops and landowners were murdered as courts were replaced by tribunals and legal officials replaced by revolutionary committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Law Courts
Nationalised industry shifts and bank fund withdrawals
Coffers of banks have been rifed and a decree rents people with money to banks withdrawing more than 1% each week. Industrial concerns have been nationalised and control handed to workmen. Robbery and murder forms prevail amid sharp weather changes.
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