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  1. Bolshevism's Lost Apostle
    W.N. Ewer
    Post Ducis Mortem
    The Living Age, March 15, 1924, pp. 500-502
  2. The Geneva Fiasco
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, May 1926, pp. 288-295
  3. Getting Mosul into Perspective
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, November 1925, pp. 679-691
  4. God, Sir Austen, and the East
    W.N. Ewer
    The Living Age, June 1, 1928, pp. 896-899
  5. Hatching a War with Russia
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, September 1925, pp. 538-547
  6. Imperial Defence
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, January 1927, pp. 46-51
  7. Locarno and Aix-al-Chapelle
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, December 1925, pp. 729-735
  8. The Mosul "Victory"
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, August 1926, pp. 475-483
  9. Pharoah in Downing Street
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, November 1926, pp. 673-680
  10. Realities of Washington
    W.N. Ewer
    A Radical-Labor View
    The Living Age, January 28, 1922, pp. 196-203
  11. The Red "Plots"
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, June 1925, pp. 347-353
  12. Articles
    Rome's Road to Empire
    W.N. Ewer
    Oil in the Arabian Desert
    The Living Age, October 1, 1935, pp. 104-106
  13. Sir Austen von Hindenberg
    W.N. Ewer
    The Labour Monthly, March 1927, pp. 155-162
  14. They Ask: Is the Famine Really Bad?
    W.N. Ewer
    The Nation, May 17, 1922, pp. 592-593
  15. Why Was the British Strike Called Off?
    W.N. Ewer
    The Nation, July 7, 1926, pp. 9-10
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