About This Book
The author recounts prolonged visits to Constantinople, Macedonia, and Asiatic Turkey, blending travel narrative, reportage of civil disturbances and war, and intimate portraits of palace life and an autocratic ruler; chapters describe journeys across rural Anatolia, urban scenes on the Bosphorus, encounters with artisans, soldiers, and diverse inhabitants, and close observations of religion, social customs, and character; the work closes with essays synthesizing Turkish traits and creed and includes appendices with contemporary correspondence and reflections gathered during those years.
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