Russia and Turkey in the Nineteenth Century (Primary Sources, Historical Collections) ebook

Primary Sources, Historical Collections : Russia and Turkey in the Nineteenth Century, with a foreword by T. S. Wentworth.

Primary Sources, Historical Collections : Russia and Turkey in the Nineteenth Century, with a foreword by T. by Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer.

Latimer, Elizabeth Wormeley, 1822-1904. George Washington University Libraries. Russia History 1801-1917, Turkey History 1829-1878. Chicago : A. C. McClurg. Uploaded by racheltrentgwu on January 30, 2019. SIMILAR ITEMS (based on metadata). Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014).

Primary Sources, Historical Collections: Russia and Turkey in the Nineteenth Century, with a Foreword by T. Wentworth by. Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer

Primary Sources, Historical Collections: Russia and Turkey in the Nineteenth Century, with a Foreword by T. Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer.

This book gives a great history of everything that transpired the hundred years leading up to world war l. It is extremely educational and a must read for those interested in the politics and intrigue that swept through Europe in the 1800's. 2 people found this helpful. This item: Russia and Turkey in the Nineteenth Century. There's a problem loading this menu right now.

Early in the seventeenth century, the race of sovereigns to which Ivan belonged having become extinct in the male line, the House of Romanoff, which claimed royal descent through females, ascended the throne.

carousel previous carousel next. France in the Nineteenth Century. Early in the seventeenth century, the race of sovereigns to which Ivan belonged having become extinct in the male line, the House of Romanoff, which claimed royal descent through females, ascended the throne. The first sovereign of that dynasty, named Michael, was elected by an assembly of the States, and crowned July 13, 1613,-that is, two years after King James’s Bible was first printed, and three years before Shakespeare died.

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Kind of an insider's book. Lots of reference to past and contemporary events outside of Russia/Turkey that effected their relationship but without any detailed explanation as to what they were. I guess it was designed for a better read person than I. This book was written before the World War I and the fall of the Ottoman empire so it has an interesting perspective. It also includes Quotation for other journalists and historians who gave their views as the events were happening. Interesting in that these contributors and the author had no idea of the catastrophe coming to both countries.

Mary Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer (1822-1904) was an acclaimed American historian and translator. The first volume, France in the Nineteenth Century, was published in 1892, when Latimer was 70. Latimer's most important work was a series of histories of Europe in the 1800s. Mrs. Latimer's history of Turkey and Russia was her second history, first published in 1893. She followed this with a history of England (1894), Italy (1896), and Spain (1897).