McClure's Magazine, Vol. 31, No. 1, May 1908 by Various
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nigger eyes Hope Carolina had ever looked into. All at once she
understood: Pete, bad Pete, loved the Radical judge. She nodded comprehendingly, including all the other black faces--which seemed to look toward her, too, with a doglike gratitude--in her flashing smile. "Of course!" * * * * * So it came to pass that Fairville's terrible prophecy was falsified. In his darkest hour the Radical Judge was not forsaken of all his race; still unconscious of fatigue and hurt in the cruel clay road, the little white Democrat, who had toiled this hard way before, led and redeemed the funeral procession of his child. POVERTY AND DISCONTENT IN RUSSIA BY GEORGE KENNAN In an address delivered in New York City on the 14th of January, 1908, Paul Milyukov, historian, statesman, and leader of the Constitutional Democratic party in the third Russian Duma, after reviewing dispassionately, from a liberal point of view, the unsuccessful attempt at revolution in the great empire of the north, summed up, in |
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