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Origin and Extent of the Turkish Empire |
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Institutions of the Empire the Cause of its steady Growth |
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Village Governments Simple and Democratic |
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Blade of Grass that doesn't Grow |
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Standing Army then a new Institution |
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Alladin the true Founder of the Empire |
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Seljukian Turks and Byzantine Greeks |
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Demoralization and Poverty |
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Growth of the Empire gradual and steady |
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Lodgment in Europe, 1357; Constantinople, 1453 |
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Influence of the Fall of Constantinople upon the East |
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Christianity on the Defensive |
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Legal Position of Christianity |
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Freedom from Military Service |
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Decrease of Moslem Population by Military Service |
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28 | (18) |
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State of the Turkish Empire |
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Evangelical Union and its Secretary |
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Seizure by Order of the Russian Ambassador |
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Accession of Abdul Medjid |
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European Interference in the Eastern Question |
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Hatti Scheriff of Gul Hane |
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True Value of this Imperial Rescript |
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Reforms already Commenced |
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61 | (16) |
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Patriarch's Efforts to shut it up |
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Fierce Contest between Bankers and Artisans |
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Advanced Position of the People |
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Confirmed Position of the Seminary |
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Armenian Patriarch Avedick |
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Greek Patriarch Cyril Leucaris |
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Catholic Missions Compelled to Advocate Toleration |
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Visit to the Sultan's College in the Old Seraglio |
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Course of Sir Stratford Canning |
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Declaration of the Grand Vizir |
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Examination of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman |
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Treachery of Sir Henry Bulwer |
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Course of the English Government inexplicable as to Religious Freedom in Turkey |
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Removal to larger Premises |
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The old Forms of Oriental Life |
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The Breadseller and To-bacconist |
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Farewell Blessing and Counsel |
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106 | (9) |
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Dethronement of Selim III |
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Cheliby Yorgaki and the Kislar Aghassi |
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Mahmud Concealed, Found, Enthroned |
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Escape of Yorgaki to Halki |
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Execution of the Kislar Aghassi |
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115 | (16) |
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Halet Effendi and the Janizaries |
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Halet Effendi and the Jewish Banker |
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Yorgaki's beautiful Daughter |
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131 | (25) |
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Contest for Religious Freedom |
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Civil and Spiritual Power of the Patriarch |
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Second escape of the Archives |
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A Mob of Men quelled by one of Moslem Women |
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Visit to Adabazar and Deliverance from the Mob by Turks |
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The Governor's Conduct, and Consequences to Him |
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Growth of a true Christian Civilization |
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Origin of the Adabazar Movement |
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156 | (29) |
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Tour into Southern Macedonia |
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Fugitive Horse Captured by Turkish Woman |
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Threshing Floor and Instruments |
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Eating and Drinking together, the Sacrament of Brotherhood |
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185 | (10) |
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Presentation of Telegraph to the Sultan |
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Presence of the Sublime Porte |
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Decoration to Prof. Morse |
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No Telegraph Line Constructed till Crimean War |
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195 | (17) |
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What Course shall the Missionary take? |
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Help the Poor to help Themselves |
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Why have Artisans failed on Mission Ground? |
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To be used for Development of Power |
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Prof. Smyth's Theodolite Screw |
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212 | (14) |
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Condition of Evangelical Armenians |
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Dressing French Buhr Millstones |
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226 | (18) |
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Russian Ambassador's Declaration |
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Confidence in Missionary Character |
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Sufferings in the Hospital |
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Florence Nightingale and her Nurses |
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Church out of a Beer-barrel |
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244 | (17) |
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Question of a Church in Brusa |
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Building Undertaken by Dr. Dwight and Myself |
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Terible Destruction at Brusa |
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Rebuilding, Earthquake-proof |
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Why Destruction of Life not Great |
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Discussion about the Sabbath |
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Final Disposal of the Case by Purchase |
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Bishop and Judge left out |
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Church Paid for by Bakery |
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Question of the Usefulness of Church Buildings |
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Purchase of College Hill at Kharpoot |
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261 | (13) |
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Meth. Epis. Mission on Danube |
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Tour South of the Balkans |
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National Awakening as to Language and Education |
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Greek Bishop and Bulgarian Merchant |
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Greek Language and Greek Bishops |
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Fine Conduct of the Crowd |
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Greek Teacher and His Story |
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Final Report, and Formation of Mission |
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Progress of the Bulgarians |
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Self-government by Exarch |
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274 | (13) |
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Extended Discussion of Methods |
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3d. Sound Christian Education |
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Experience of Missions with regard to second Theory |
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Dr. Mullens' Testimony upon other Missions |
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Tendency of Missionary Experience |
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Testimony of Dr. Wilson and Dr. Duff |
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Utter Failure of the Vernacular System |
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Introduction to Mr. Robert |
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Project of a Christian College in Turkey |
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Its Fundamental Principles |
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Resignation of Connection with the Board |
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Chapter XIX Robert College |
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287 | (15) |
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Jesuit and Russian Influence |
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Sir Henry Bulwer and His Treachery |
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Gentlemen who had a part in the Work |
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Addresses in Different Languages |
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Union of Nationalities in the Faculty |
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302 | (15) |
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317 | (26) |
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Koran alone not Mohammedan Law |
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Various kinds of Tradition |
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Reduced to a Code by Mehmet the Conqueror and by Sulieman the Magnificent, a. d. 1550 |
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Law against Divination, etc. |
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Subjects of this part of the Code |
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"Exigencies of the Times." |
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Strangers in Moslem Lands |
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Condition of People in subject Lands |
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Parental and Filial Relation |
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343 | (13) |
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Koran obscure to the Western Mind |
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Mohammedan Religion to be sought in Tradition |
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Reaction against Polytheism |
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Theism approved by Reason and Conscience |
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They do not try to reconcile Fate and Free Will |
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Opposed to a high Civilization |
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Strength from Environment |
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Influence of Christian Nations upon Turkey |
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Ottomans and Misrepresentation |
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Turkey Beported by Travellers |
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Associations to collect Faults and Misdeeds |
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The Savage Tribes of the Empire |
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Nothing more needed on that Side |
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Not Immoral to speak the Truth |
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I Increase of Religious Liberty |
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II Abolition of Confiscation and Bastinado |
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The Bloody Code Abolished |
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III The whole Scheme of Moslem Education Revolutionized |
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IV European Law Introduced |
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Old Law of Church-building Abolished |
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Progress in the Arts of War |
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VI Position of the Government towards Christian Subjects (Rayahs) |
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The Medjliss, Christians, Rayahs, admitted to high Offices |
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Forces that have produced the Change |
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Two great Changes necessary |
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