Magnanimity and war spoils in 19th century diplomacy
The passage argues that Britain’s generosity and the desire to rehabilitate nations after conflict influenced Japan's leniency toward Russia and could shape future treaties. It contends that Germany, if war with France recurs, might rue past bargains made at Frankfurt in 1871 and the uneasy balance of victories versus spoils.
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Russia
Germany
France
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India Mission Field Fragments on Foreign Mission Work
Rev D I Smith recounts a decade of Indian mission efforts from 1907 to 1908 in Nemnueh and surrounding areas. Hindi and Urdu studies, Hindi preaching, and English services connected with Cantonment life are described alongside field visits to Kesarpura Mimbhne Mandasaur and other towns. The narrative notes widespread absence of Christians in villages and the challenge of converting hard-to-reach populations while emphasizing faith in India’s future through missionary work.
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Opinion on Lord Roberts conscription bill in Lords
Editorial notes the Lords vote of 103 in favor to 123 against indicating British public opinion may be turning toward conscription. It argues opponents cited time constraints and that even leading Unionists, while approving imperial defense, doubt the timing would allow passage, yet expect the bill to gain a strong majority.
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France and Germany in the afterglow of war terms
The article recounts a France France Alsace Lorraine dispute and Britain’s postwar policy. It notes Kaiser Wilhelm’s unpopularity and argues the peace terms harmed France and fostered enmity. It contrasts Britain’s restraint after war with Germany’s enduring distrust among European powers.
Circulating Scriptures Move Indians Toward Open Confession
The article notes efforts to circulate Testaments and Gospels, with six months sales totaling 200 Gospels. It contrasts two classes in India, Christian and non Christian, detailing caste tensions and a growing sense of brotherhood among Christians. Missionaries urge secret believers to confess openly to form a strong Christian community and power for good.
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Jesus
Central India
Weather Readings for Week Ending July 17
Meteorological report shows temperatures highs and lows for the week ending July 17. Readings list daily maximums and minimums with averages for rainfall at .16 inches and mean temperature around 60 to 61 degrees.
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