TURKEY AND THE ARMENIAN ATROCITIES
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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| PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE | Frontispiece. | |
| VIEW OF MOUNT ARARAT | . . . | 17 |
| GENERAL VIEW OF THE GARDENS OF VAN | . . . | 18 |
| A KURDISH ENCAMPMENT | . . . | 35 |
| TURKISH PEASANT FAMILY | . . . | 36 |
| THE HAMADIEH MOSQUE | . . . | 53 |
| TURKISH DERVISH | . . . | 54 |
| TURKISH PEASANT | . . . | 71 |
| GROUP OF MOUNTAINEERS | . . . | 72 |
| KURDISH SHEIK | . . . | 89 |
| GROUP OF XEIBECKS | . . . | 90 |
| ARMENIAN WOMAN | . . . | 107 |
| AN EVANGELICAL ARMENIAN CHURCH | . . . | 108 |
| KURDISH MOUNTAIN VILLAGE | . . . | 125 |
| A TURKISH VILLAGE SHEIK | . . . | 126 |
| THE CITY OF BRUSA | . . . | 143 |
| LAND WALLS OF CONSTANTINOPLE | . . . | 144 |
| BRIDGE OF BOATS ACROSS THE LOWER TIGRIS | . . . | 161 |
| VILLAGE OF REED HUTS IN LOWER MESOPOTAMIA | . . . | 162 |
| A KHAN, OR CARAVANSARY | . . . | 179 |
| A DOME VILLAGE IN NORTHERN MESOPOTAMIA | . . . | 180 |
| GENERAL VIEW OF CONSTANTINOPLE | . . . | 197 |
| VIEW OF ADRIANOPLE | . . . | 198 |
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| GROUP OF ARMENIAN YOUNG MEN | . . . | 251 |
| THE CITY OF MARSOVAN IN ASIA MINOR | . . . | 252 |
| SULTAN OF TURKEY | . . . | 269 |
| AUDIENCE AT THE PALACE | . . . | 270 |
| ROBERT COLLEGE | . . . | 287 |
| THE BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL IN SMYRNA | . . . | 288 |
| CIRCASSIAN OFFICER IN THE SULTAN’S ARMY | . . . | 305 |
| SLAUGHTER OF THE ARMENIANS AT SASSUN | . . . | 306 |
| GATEWAY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT AT CONSTANTINOPLE | . . . | 359 |
| THE CITY OF TREBIZOND | . . . | 360 |
| THE CITY OF HARPUT IN EASTERN TURKEY | . . . | 377 |
| THE CITY OF AINTAB | . . . | 378 |
| THE CITY OF GUMUSHKHANE | . . . | 395 |
| VIEW IN THE CITY OF TABRIZ | . . . | 396 |
| COUNCIL OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN REGARDING THE ARMENIAN QUESTION | . . . | 413 |
| SQUARE OF THE ATMEIDAN | . . . | 414 |
| BRITISH FLOTILLA | . . . | 431 |
| MASSACRES OF THE ARMENIANS | . . . | 449 |
| LOOTING IN STAMBOUL | . . . | 467 |
| MASSACRE IN STAMBOUL | . . . | 485 |
| IMPRISONING ARMENIANS | . . . | 494 |
| SCENE OF SLAUGHTER | . . . | 510 |
| AFTER THE SLAUGHTER | . . . | 526 |
| BURYING THE ARMENIANS | . . . | 543 |
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[caption] VIEW OF MOUNT ARARAT. This is taken from a celebrated painting, not from a photograph, but is, perhaps, even better than a photographic view as it sets out the peculiar nature of the country. In the foreground is a caravan of camels such as is found less and less frequently, most of the merchandise being now carried upon mules or horses, or in wagons.
Table of Contents
| The Cover, Frontispiece, Title Page, Copyright
Notice, etc.
Introduction | Preface
| Turkey in Asia (map) | Table
of Contents (as in the book)
List of Illustrations | 1. The Turkish
Empire | 2. Population and Languages
| 3. Religions
4. The Turks | 5. The
Kurds | 6. The Armenians | 7. The
Greeks | 8. Other Oriental Churches
9. Rise and Decline of Ottoman Power |
10. Turkey and Europe | 11. Russia
and Turkey
12. Mahmud II | 13. Reform
and Progress | 14. Treaties of Paris
and Berlin
15. Condition of the Christians | 16. The
Turkish Government | 17. Protestant
Missions in Turkey
18. The Armenian Question | 19. General
Situation in 1894 | 20. The Sassun Massacre
21. Politics and Massacre at Constantinople
| 22. Massacres at Trebizond
and Erzrum
23. Massacres in Harput District |
24. Aintab, Marash and Urfa | 25.
Character of the Massacres
26. Religious Persecution | 27.
Relief Work | 28. Partition
of Turkey | 29. America and Turkey
30. General Survey | Alphabetical
Index
| Acknowledgements: |
| Source:
Bliss, Rev. Edwin Munsell . Turkey and the Armenian Atrocities.
Edgewood Publishing Company , 1896 |
| See also: |
| J. Rendel Harris
& B. Helen Harris, Letters
from the Scenes of the Recent Massacres in Armenia |