The Invincible Alliance and Other Essays Political, Social, and Literary

1913. Francis Grierson, a renowned seer, is the man who predicted all the great wars since the Franco-Prussian of 1870. He spent many years in Russia, France, Germany, England and America. Grierson was received as a personal guest by most of the crowned heads of Europe. In this book he foretells the present murder, wars and the end of the old dispensation in England and America. Contents: The Invincible Alliance; The Prophet Without Honour; The New Preacher; Republic or Empire?; The Parliamentary Arena; The Soul's New Refuge; Impressions of Italy; Materialism and Crime; Hampton Court and Versailles; George Bernard Shaw; The Agnostic Agony; The Psychology of Dress; Benjamin Disraeli; Savonarola; France Old and New; and The New Era. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.