When the end comes and we can breathe again, we
will help one another to remember the spirit in which our allied nations
took up arms, and thus work together in a changed Europe to protect the
weak, to liberate the oppressed, and to bring eventual healing to the
wounds inflicted on suffering mankind both by ourselves and our enemies.
With assurances of our friendship and gratitude, we sign ourselves,
WILLIAM ARCHER, J.W. MACKAIL,
MAURICE BARING, JOHN MASEFIELD,
J.M. BARRIE, A.E.W. MASON,
ARNOLD BENNETT, AYLMER MAUDE,
A.C. BRADLEY, ALICE MEYNELL,
ROBERT BRIDGES, GILBERT MURRAY,
HALL CAINE, HENRY NEWBOLT,
G.K. CHESTERTON, GILBERT PARKER,
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, ERNEST DE SELINCOURT,
NEVILL FORBES, MAY SINCLAIR,
JOHN GALSWORTHY, D. MACKENZIE WALLACE,
CONSTANCE GARNETT, MARY A. WARD,
EDWARD GARNETT, WILLIAM WATSON,
A.P. GOUDY, H.G. WELLS,
THOMAS HARDY, MARGARET L. WOODS,
JANE HARRISON, C. HAGBERG WRIGHT.
ANTHONY HOPE,
HENRY JAMES,
Russia and Europe's War
By Paul Vinogradoff.
_The following letter to The London Times by Paul Vinogradoff,
Corpus Professor of Jurisprudence at Oxford University,
appeared on Sept. 14, 1914. Prof. Vinogradoff was invited to
return to Russia a few years ago to become a Minister of
State, but on going there he found the Ministry not liberal
enough for him, and returned to Oxford.
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