Constantinople, painted by Warwick Goble, described by Alexander Van Millingen — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
Constantinople, painted by Warwick Goble, described by Alexander Van Millingen
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EPILOGUE 262
INDEX 277
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
1. A Turkish Lady in Out-Door Dress _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
2. The Quay in Galata 2
3. Galata from the Aqueduct of Valens 6
4. Stamboul Beggar 10
5. Gypsy Basket-Maker 12
6. A Step Street in Galata 16
7. A Flower-Market, Scutari 18
8. The Galata Bridge 22
9. A Cemetery by the Bosporus 24
10. “A Kafedji” 28
11. Golden Horn from the British Hospital, Galata 30
12. Street Scene, Clay Works 34
13. Street Scene, Stamboul 36
14. A Village Store at Kavak 40
15. Galata Tower from the Bridge 42
16. Refugee Huts on the Marmora 48
17. Turkish Delight Factory 50
18. Flower-Sellers 52
19. Carpet-Menders 56
20. Fruit-Market, Stamboul 60
21. Carpet Warehouse 64
22. Shoemaker, Stamboul 66
23. Street Scene, Roumeli Hissar 70
24. Grand Bazaar, Stamboul 72
25. A Blacksmith’s Shop 76
26. Seraglio Point from “The Stones” 82
27. The Seraglio Lighthouse and Scutari 84
28. Crimean Memorial, British Cemetery, Haidar Pasha 88
29. Interior of the Mosque of Sultan Ahmed I. 94
30. Prinkipo (Princes Islands) 98
31. Golden Horn, early Morning 104
32. The Bridge from Galata 106
33. Golden Horn 108
34. Suleimaniyeh at Sunrise 110
35. Cemetery at Eyoub 112
36. Galata and Stamboul from Eyoub 114
37. Golden Horn after Sunset 116