England and Russia in Bulgaria A Warning of War
The passage argues that Russian influence in Bulgaria remains strong due to race, interests, religion, and history, making English control unlikely to replace it. It warns that war with Russia would be unnecessary and dangerous, risking wider conflict if provoked or mismanaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Lord Derby
Count Andrassy
Prince Bismarck
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Admiral Hornby
Tragedy in Donegal and Irish land reform debate
A political and editorial meditation on the murder of Lord Leitrim in Ireland. The piece condemns agrarian violence, critiques Gladstone era land reforms, and questions English policy and landlord power, linking the crime to Ireland's history and the unequal treatment of tenants. It argues reforms may still yield better future prospects despite the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Leitrim
Ireland
England
United States
Carlyle
Mr. Gladstone
Leitrim
Mr. Lecky
Russia
Poland
Prospect for Conference in Berlin Amid War Clouds
The piece argues negotiations persist toward a preliminary Conference in Berlin mediated by Germany to settle the proposed Congress. It questions Bismarck's aims, warns Britain faces war risks and typhus toll in Bulgaria, and urges restraint until clear evidence shows British interests endangered by San Stefano. It supports Greek liberation and cautions against needless conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Germany
Berlin
Journal Des Débats
Prince Bismarck
England
Russia
Europe
Gladstone
Russell
Peel
Grey
Lord Beaconsfield
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Lord Salisbury
Armenia
India
Algean
Epirus
Thessaly
Macedonia