When shall these things be? Or, Signs of the last times |
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Page 86
Russia is said , on what seems reliable information , to have entered into an
alliance with others who will engage to defend the Czar in his long - cherished
scheme of adding Constantinople to his empire , and settling 86 SIGNS OF LAST
...
Russia is said , on what seems reliable information , to have entered into an
alliance with others who will engage to defend the Czar in his long - cherished
scheme of adding Constantinople to his empire , and settling 86 SIGNS OF LAST
...
Page 113
Already the Porte would be too happy if it had only the Cretans , the Greeks , and
all its Christian subjects to deal with ; but jealousy of Germany has thrown France
into the toils of Russia , and the dread of isolation is enlisting Prussia and Italy ...
Already the Porte would be too happy if it had only the Cretans , the Greeks , and
all its Christian subjects to deal with ; but jealousy of Germany has thrown France
into the toils of Russia , and the dread of isolation is enlisting Prussia and Italy ...
Page 114
The depopulation of the Mahomedan districts in Crete — and no less in Epirus ,
in Thessaly , and throughout at least European Turkey -is what Russia and her
French , Prussian , and Italian allies seem coolly to contemplate ; and it is no ...
The depopulation of the Mahomedan districts in Crete — and no less in Epirus ,
in Thessaly , and throughout at least European Turkey -is what Russia and her
French , Prussian , and Italian allies seem coolly to contemplate ; and it is no ...
Page 115
Ottoman empire , or even the bare danger of it , fulfils the most earnest wishes of
Russia , and enables her to repair her Crimean losses . Whatever conquest the
Greek or the Sclave may achieve on the Bosphorus or the Danube , she looks ...
Ottoman empire , or even the bare danger of it , fulfils the most earnest wishes of
Russia , and enables her to repair her Crimean losses . Whatever conquest the
Greek or the Sclave may achieve on the Bosphorus or the Danube , she looks ...
Page 116
From the Times , August , 1867 : - " For some time past the policy of Russia has
undergone a certain transformation in regard of Turkey . Those who represent
her officially , and those who serve officially , no longer speak of the dissolution of
...
From the Times , August , 1867 : - " For some time past the policy of Russia has
undergone a certain transformation in regard of Turkey . Those who represent
her officially , and those who serve officially , no longer speak of the dissolution of
...
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| Title | When shall these things be? Or, Signs of the last times |
| Author | John Cumming |
| Publisher | James Nisbet & Company, 1868 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 8 Mar 2013 |
| Length | 414 pages |
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