With the Die Hards in Siberia 8 2
With the Die Hards in Siberia 8 2
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At the outset I was faced with the difficulty of not being in a positionto offer anything definite to the workmen in return for theirwillingness to assist the combatant branch of the Russian service in itsnew crusade against anarchy. With nothing to offer it seemed hopeless toask for so much. The only man who could pledge the Government was theSupreme Governor himself, so I wrote to him as follows: [Copy. ] OMSK, SIBERIA.
_4th February_, 1919.
To His High Excellency, Admiral Koltchak, Supreme G...overnor.
Sir, --I have been requested by Major-General Knox, Chief of the BritishMilitary Mission, Siberia, to undertake a tour of the railway worksalong the Siberian Railway to address the workmen, and appeal to themas a British Labour representative to give their best service to theRussian State during the present and coming military operations, and tojoin no strike movement, or do anything to hamper the transport of menand supplies until the military operations against the enemy arecompleted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the outset I was faced with the difficulty of not being in a positionto offer anything definite to the workmen in return for theirwillingness to assist the combatant branch of the Russian service in itsnew crusade against anarchy. With nothing to offer it seemed hopeless toask for so much. The only man who could pledge the Government was theSupreme Governor himself, so I wrote to him as follows: [Copy. ] OMSK, SIBERIA.
_4th February_, 1919.
To His High Excellency, Admiral Koltchak, Supreme G...overnor.
Sir, --I have been requested by Major-General Knox, Chief of the BritishMilitary Mission, Siberia, to undertake a tour of the railway worksalong the Siberian Railway to address the workmen, and appeal to themas a British Labour representative to give their best service to theRussian State during the present and coming military operations, and tojoin no strike movement, or do anything to hamper the transport of menand supplies until the military operations against the enemy arecompleted.
What to read after With the Die Hards in Siberia 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, John, 1832-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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