The Kingdom of Georgia: Notes of travel in a land of women, wine, and songWardrop, John Oliver
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The Kingdom of Georgia: Notes of travel in a land of women, wine, and song
Wardrop, John Oliver
Georgia (Republic) -- Bibliography; Georgia (Republic) -- Description and travel
My hearty thanks are due to Mr. W. R. Morfill, for his kindness in
reading through the chapters on the history and literature of Georgia.
O. W.
Oxford, September, 1888.
NOTE.
In transcribing proper names I have tried to preserve the original
orthography as far as possible.
a should be pronounced as in father.
e should be pronounced like a in made.
i should be pronounced as in machine.
u should be pronounced as in rude.
ch should be pronounced as in church.
kh should be pronounced like ch in Scottish and German.
s should be pronounced as in sun.
z should be pronounced as in amaze.
g should be pronounced as in gun.
y should be pronounced as in yellow
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Batum to Tiflis 1
Tiflis 8
The Georgian Military Road between Tiflis and Vladikavkaz 34
The Kakhetian Road--Tiflis to Signakh 69
Signakh 78
A Trip across the Alazana 83
Signakh to Telav, and thence to Tiflis 100
The History of Georgia 113
The Language and Literature of Georgia 136
The Political Condition of the Kingdom of Georgia 155
APPENDIX.
Bibliography 171
Statistics 197
Specimens of Georgian Vocal Music 201
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
A few illustrations and the map at the end of the volume are not
available in the scan-set used to prepare this ebook. Several other
illustrations still contain the perforated library markings.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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