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... Turkish women . Though there were female spies , yet the manner of life of Turkish ladies . was more favourable to the new movement . It offers many facilities for carry- ing messages which are not at hand for men , for Turkish public ...
... Turkish women . Though there were female spies , yet the manner of life of Turkish ladies . was more favourable to the new movement . It offers many facilities for carry- ing messages which are not at hand for men , for Turkish public ...
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... Turkish papers chose to interpret it as granting all the rights under Midhat's Constitution , a document which during thirty years had been idolised by Turkish reformers as a symbol of liberty . The popular cries became , " Vive la ...
... Turkish papers chose to interpret it as granting all the rights under Midhat's Constitution , a document which during thirty years had been idolised by Turkish reformers as a symbol of liberty . The popular cries became , " Vive la ...
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... Turkish woman to take a University degree , has distinguished herself as a writer in many veins , has served as aide - de- camp to Field - Marshal Mustafa Kemāl Pasha , and by her eloquence , her literary work , and her social ...
... Turkish woman to take a University degree , has distinguished herself as a writer in many veins , has served as aide - de- camp to Field - Marshal Mustafa Kemāl Pasha , and by her eloquence , her literary work , and her social ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 3 |
CHAPTER II | 13 |
METTERNICHS OPINION OF HIMSELF | 24 |
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