Balkan Peninsula -- Description and travel; Eastern question (Balkan)
Thus the Germans, with the aid of the Turkish régime and of the Austrian
Empire, are cleverly paving their way towards the Near East, and
preparing the foundation of a “Fatherland” stretching from the Baltic to
the Indian Ocean.
As Germany has already championed the cause of Turkey in Europe, what is
to prevent her from carrying her influence, at an early date, over Egypt
and the whole peninsula of India, where she will find sixty millions of
Mussulmans, who fully recognise that England has abandoned her policy of
bolstering up “the sick man” for many years past? These latter would
welcome Germany as the champion of Mohammedanism, not only in Europe,
but in all the Mussulman states of the Eastern world.
And then?
Surely this is a most important point, which should very seriously
engage the immediate and earnest attention of all British statesmen who
have the true interests of our Empire at heart!
THE END.
_Printed by_
MORRISON & GIBB LIMITED
_Edinburgh_
Transcriber’s Note
The author employs the name ‘Palagonium Radula’ for the geranium, rather
than the proper ‘Pelargonium Radula’. This appears to be unique to him,
but was retained as printed.
Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and
are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.
The following issues should be noted, along with the resolutions.
156.12 mid[d]le-aged, keen, clever Inserted.
169.20 Chief town, [H/N]egotin Replaced.
170.24 the chief town is Pe[l/t]rovatz Replaced.
170.39 in Kra[ni/in]a, East Servia. Transposed.
171.40 PODUN[VA/AV]LYE Transposed.
220.26 the geranium oil (_[Palagonium] Radula_) _sic_:
Pelargonium
226.38 Have you received [i]t? Restored.
280.1 The entrance to the Bosphoro[u]s. Removed.
294.31 the exhaustion of the Macedoni[o/a]n Replaced.
population
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