Today's installment concludes The Turkish-Italian War (A.D. 1911),our selection from Italy in Tripoli by William T. Ellis and by War Correspondents
The Congress of Italian Nationalists
The congress proved a success, and the ideas expressed in it which had been "in the air" for some time were accepted by a considerable number of
Conditions in Italy
The Socialist leaders conducted an avowedly anti-patriotic propaganda against every form of national sentiment, against the very existence of Italy as
Fatal Policy of the French King
France, like England, might have been great in two hemispheres, if she had placed herself in accord with freedom, instead of opposing it but despotism
Italy Declares Was on the Ottomans
Italy needed to solidify her national sentiment at home, in the face of growing socialism and clever clericalism.Continuing The Turkish-Italian War
The Turkish-Italian War
This series has five easy 5-minute installments. This first installment: The Game of War in the Eastern Mediterranean.IntroductionItaly, by her
Claims of Religious Persecution Not Accurate
Today's installment concludes France Separates Church and State,the name of our combined selection from Emile Combes, John Ireland, and Henry H.
Worst Danger to the French Republic
The most pressing danger to the republic lay in the clerical monopoly of public education.Continuing France Separates Church and State,with a
Catholic Church Was All-Powerful in France
When France fell to pieces, during the Franco-Prussian War, the Church was the sole organization left unshaken.Continuing France Separates Church