The American Catholic Quarterly Review, Volume 34Hardy and Mahony, 1909 |
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... , the scene of the exploits of the great " Scanderbeg , " is nominally subject to the Porte , but the wild mountain tribes are practically independent . Bosnia and Herzegovina , like Macedonia , 82 American Catholic Quarterly Review .
... , the scene of the exploits of the great " Scanderbeg , " is nominally subject to the Porte , but the wild mountain tribes are practically independent . Bosnia and Herzegovina , like Macedonia , 82 American Catholic Quarterly Review .
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... Bosnia and Herzegovina , which , in the summer of 1875 , witnessed a rising of the Slavonian population against the Turks . A year later , Servia and Montenegro came to their aid and declared war against Turkey . The Servian troops were ...
... Bosnia and Herzegovina , which , in the summer of 1875 , witnessed a rising of the Slavonian population against the Turks . A year later , Servia and Montenegro came to their aid and declared war against Turkey . The Servian troops were ...
Page 84
... Bosnia and Herzegovina , with the exception of the Sandjak of Novibazar , were to be occupied and administered by Austria - Hungary , and Montenegro was declared independent . The Danubian principalities were thus placed upon an ...
... Bosnia and Herzegovina , with the exception of the Sandjak of Novibazar , were to be occupied and administered by Austria - Hungary , and Montenegro was declared independent . The Danubian principalities were thus placed upon an ...
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... Bosnia and Herzegovina . Two days later Ferdinand of Bulgaria solemnly announced at Tirnova , the ancient capital of the country , complete independence from Turkish suzerainty and pro- claimed himself " Czar of all the Bulgars . " This ...
... Bosnia and Herzegovina . Two days later Ferdinand of Bulgaria solemnly announced at Tirnova , the ancient capital of the country , complete independence from Turkish suzerainty and pro- claimed himself " Czar of all the Bulgars . " This ...
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... Bosnia and Herzegovina , Austria pledged herself to give them a constitution , guaranteeing their civic rights and a repre- sentative assembly . This arbitrary act was the logical outcome of the Berlin treaty , which had really given ...
... Bosnia and Herzegovina , Austria pledged herself to give them a constitution , guaranteeing their civic rights and a repre- sentative assembly . This arbitrary act was the logical outcome of the Berlin treaty , which had really given ...
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