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... Turks by temperament , by intense national feeling , and by religious fervour , is the Arabs ; and as , owing to the dis- asters which have recently overtaken the Ottoman empire , the prestige of the Khalif has become impaired , a ...
... Turks by temperament , by intense national feeling , and by religious fervour , is the Arabs ; and as , owing to the dis- asters which have recently overtaken the Ottoman empire , the prestige of the Khalif has become impaired , a ...
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... Ottoman Empire , and inaugurated what is popularly known as the " bag and baggage " policy of Mr. Gladstone , it has become an article of faith amongst the party which he leads , or rather drives , that the expulsion of the Turks from ...
... Ottoman Empire , and inaugurated what is popularly known as the " bag and baggage " policy of Mr. Gladstone , it has become an article of faith amongst the party which he leads , or rather drives , that the expulsion of the Turks from ...
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... Ottoman Empire , the result would be that the concerting Powers would finally turn and fall upon each other . The whole efforts of Germany and Austria for the last two years have therefore been directed in lines exactly the opposite of ...
... Ottoman Empire , the result would be that the concerting Powers would finally turn and fall upon each other . The whole efforts of Germany and Austria for the last two years have therefore been directed in lines exactly the opposite of ...
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