In the Shadow of the CrescentMarshall Brothers, 1906 - 240 psl. |
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afterwards Aintab Akhlat amongst answer Armenians arrived Asiatic Turkey asked Bitlis brigands British Consul brought building carried Christ Christians Constantinople Consul dark Diarbekir district door dragoman England enquire entered Erivan escape Etchmiadzin fear friends girls give Government Gregorian Church ground heard horses Ibrahim Pasha imprisoned journey Khoshab killed Koordish chief Koords Lake Van land leaving live look Mardin massacre meeting Midyat mission station missionary morning Moslems mountain nation native night obliged obtain officials oppression orphans Ourfa passed pastor Persia Peter plunder prayer present Raynolds reached received reply revolutionists road robbers Russia seemed sent side sledge sleep snow soldiers soon speak stable stay streets suffering Sultan Tabriz taxes things told town travelling Turkish Turks Vali vilayet village wait walk whilst women zabtieh
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