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2009New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 721 p. Contents: 1. On the way to the Turkish Capital - Arrival at Constantinople - First visit to the Grand Vizier - Call on the Minister for Foreign Affairs - Public audience of the Sultan - Relations with Russia - Russia declares war - The Porte and the declaration of war. 2. The Greek Patriarch - Ahmet Vefik Effendi - The British colony - The non-Muslims - Serbia and Greece - Hobart Pasha - The military situation - British military observers - The Porte and Germany - The Turkish Parliament - The Protestants in Turkey - The war in Asia - The war in Europe and Rumania - "English" Said Pasha and M. Zarifi - Relations with the Sultan - The financial situation - The war - Turkey and Persia - The Bulgarian prisoners - The summer embassy - Turkish victories in Asia - A visit to the Sultan - The expedition to the coast of Circassia - Germany, Austria, France and Italy in Constantinople - Public peace and order - The fall of Ardahan - Servia - Demonstration of the softas - Another audience of the Sultan - The Turkish army in the East - Bulgaria - Efforts at mediation. 3. The Turkish Chamber - Reception for the members of the Chamber - The Greek Consul General - The Island of Crete - Turkey and Greece - Abdul Hamid and Murad - Russian peace conditions - Lord Beaconsfield - The Turkish Parliament - A Turkish mission to Afghanistan - Military operations - Corresponding with Lord Derby - The Russian advance in Europe 4. Continuation of the war - A visit to the Sultan - The Turks and the Hungarians - The Sultan and the war - Peace feelers - Admiral Hornby's visit - The Russian advance in the Balkans - The Gurko raid and Russian atrocities - The Sultan's request for British intervention - Turkish defensive measures - The Russian advance in the Balkans - Britain and the Dardanelles - The British fleet - Turkish victory at Plevna - Intervention for peace - The war in Circassia - The Kurds - The war in the Black Sea - The military situation in the Balkans - Russia, Servia and Rumania - Massacres in Rumelia - Refugees - The Bulgarian 'Avengers'. 5. Feelers for peace - Turkish successes in Europe and Asia - Hobart Pasha's actions - A naval encounter - The Shipka Pass - Greece - Servia - Crete - Ahmet Vefik governor of Adrianople - British influence reestablished - Dinner with the Sultan - Atrocities - Adm. Commeral's visit to the front - Austrian reaction - Mr Fawcett's tour of the Southern Balkans - Military operations - Death of Julian Layard - The Gueshov brothers - A trip to Troy - Appointments as ambassador confirmed. 6. Victories and reverses in Asia - Mehmed Ali Pasha - The situation on the European front - Reverses in Asia - British visitors of the Sultan - The end of hopes of mediation - Austrian attempt at mediation - A personal appeal of the Sultan to the Emperor - Mehmed Ali Pasha and mediation - The war in the Balkans - The Sultan on peace prospects and Bulgarian insurgents - Turkish terms for peace - The Asian front - Life in Pera - Massacres in the Balkans and refugees - The refugees - Greece and Servia - The military situation in November - Interview with the Grand Vizier - Layard's position - Proclamation to the Bulgarians - The Fleet. 7. Territorial Compensation for England - The military situation - Russian Pretentions - British Policy - A visit to the Sultan - Fall of Plevna - Appeal to the Powers - A Council at the Porte - Opening of the Parliament - Request of the Sultan - Servia declares war - The Porte and Austria - Germany's attitude - Defensive measures - British Policy - Russian advance 1878. 8. The Great Powers and Turkey - Changes in the Turkish Ministry - The new Chamber - Further Russian advance and requests for an armistice - England and Turkey - The Armistice - The Turkish Parliament - Surrender of the Turkish Army at Shipka - Application for an armistice - The new Grand Vizier - Deterioriation of the military situation - The refugees - Russian advance
1989Good Very Good English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16 cm). In English (English Edition). 175 p., [32] p. facsimile in Ottoman script, color and b/w ills. Some markings. 500 copies were printed. Mimar Sinan and Tezkire't-ül Bünyan. Comp. and analysed by Suphi Saatçi.
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1981Best.-Nr. HVD-35888-OS-0New York NY: McGraw-Hill. Good with no dust jacket. 1981. Second Edition. Hardcover. Graphs & B&W Illustrations; Ex-Library copy with usual identifiers. Yellowing to pages. No markings on text pages or major defects. Light wear to cover edges.; - We're committed to your satisfaction. We offer free returns and respond promptly to all inquiries. Your item will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and securely boxed. All orders ship on the same or next business day. Buy with confidence. . McGraw-Hill hardcover
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1924Edition originale de la traduction, par Emma PIECZYNSKA (1854-1927), de ces "souvenirs" écrits "dans sa cinquantième année" par le grand écrivain indien Rabindranath TAGORE (1861-1941), prix Nobel de littérature 1913: une "traduction libre" qui put "être soumise en partie" à l'écrivain "et obtenir son approbation", avec préface de la traductrice: "Ces tableaux rétrospectifs [...] contiennent [...] l'histoire suivie de [la] vie intérieure [de l'écrivain] et celle des diverses productions littéraires en lesquelles sa personnalité trouva successivement expression jusqu'à l'âge où son âme et sa poésie atteignirent à la maturité". Tirage à 930 exemplaires: 1 des 792 sur vélin pur fil réservés aux amis de l'édition originale, justifié n° 135, élégamment relié. Français
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1943Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 247, [1] p. Pro-Nazi account of German-Russian Front in II. World War by a Turkish General. Sark cephesinde gördüklerim, Führerle tarihi mülâkat.