Turco-Russian wars, 107 Turkey-in-Europe, 61 Turkish Army, 106 atrocities, 19, 26, 29, 31, 52 character, 181-186 corruption, 61 cruelty, 185 delegates at the Conference, 188 domination in Bulgaria, 23, 24, 25 entrenchments, 137 invasion, first, 15 occupation, 17, 20, 158 offer of reform, 56 Power in Europe, decline of, 45 prisoners, 136 procrastination at the Peace Conference, 81, 84 rally, 88 rule in Bulgaria, end of, 26 rule in Serbia, 28 spy incident, 133 tyranny, 24 villages, 138 Turks, 3, 4, 13 before Vienna, 21 Turnu-Severin, 7 Tyras, 5 Unity of Balkans. _See_ Balkan Alliance Valerius, Emperor, 89 Vandals, 7 Varna, 5 Venetians, 16 Venice 34 Venizuelos, M., 83, 198, 203, 204 Vienna, 109 siege of, 21 Villages, the, 154 Visigoths, 7 Vistula River, 5 Vlad the Impaler, of Wallachia, 30 Volga River, 3 Volgars. _See_ Bulgars Vranga, 43 Wallachia, 13, 29 Wallachians. _See_ Roumanians War correspondent, the, 98, 99, 102, 103, 107, 126, 185 advice to, 110 new school, 107, 108, 113 passing of the, 122 a personal record, 116 War of Liberation, 85 Winter sports, 152 Yamboli, 42, 65, 69 Yanina, battle of, 67 Zablack, 35 THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. Clark, Limited, _Edinburgh_. A NEW SERIES OF COLOUR BOOKS EACH CONTAINING 32 FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOUR _Large Square Demy 8vo._ Price =7/6= net each. _Bound in Cloth._ (_By Post_, 8/-) BULGARIA. By Frank Fox. This book will give to the reader an adequate idea of a wild and little-known corner of Europe, but to those who look upon Bulgaria as a place of endless massacres and savage inhospitality the book will bring many surprises. The Bulgarian artist shows us a land in which civilisation is evident and art not unknown. The Australian author (who was with the Bulgarian Army as correspondent for the London _Morning Post_ during the former Balkan War) writes of a people whom he found usually courteous, gentle, and worthy. His personal experiences of the Bulgarian peasantry are vividly interesting, and hardly less interesting is the brief sketch of the early history of Bulgaria, the country where the Roman Empire met its doom. ITALY. By Frank Fox. Messrs. A. & C. Black have published many books on the various cities of Italy with colour illustrations. But before this they have not offered to the public a handy volume giving a general idea of the country which was the cradle of Christian civilisation. Whether to tourists who contemplate a visit to Italy or to those who cannot hope for that pleasure, _Italy_ will be welcome. The author has left to the vivid pictures the main task of describing Italian scenery, and devoted most of his text to telling of the spirit of the people and showing how the Italy of to-day is linked up with the Italy of the Roman Republic and the Italy of the Renaissance. SWITZERLAND. By Frank Fox.