...grave responsibility. "We cannot now escape from the consciousness that we are dealing with quesi tions which greatly involve the happiness or misery of many...Miss Mackenzie and Miss Irby, when they published, in 1867, their travels in some of the Slavonian Provinces of European Turkey. I shall not now dwell upon...

...Hy fir the best book I have seen npon the interior of Turkey." — Mr. Olndftone, at Ilawarden. '* I do not mean to disparage the labours and services...others when I say that in my opinion no diplomatist, no eon-oil. no traveller, among our countrymen, lias made sxich a valuable contribution to our mean«...

...of 1877 by the late William E. Gladstone, in which he says : "I do not mean to disparage the labors and services of others when I say that, in my opinion, no diplomatist, no consul, no traveler, among our countrymen, has made such a valuable contribution to our means of knowledge in...

...Slavic parts of Turkey. Having praised the superior quality of the general information they provided ('no diplomatist, no consul, no traveller, among our...contribution to our means of knowledge in this important matter')3, he pointed out, with typical period pathos, their accurate and poignant description of the...

...Slavic parts of Turkey. Having praised the superior quality of the general information they provided ('no diplomatist, no consul, no traveller, among our...our means of knowledge in this important matter') 3 , he pointed out, with typical period pathos, their accurate and poignant description of the life...