A YEAR WITH THE TURKS

OR,

Sketches of Travel

IN THE EUROPEAN AND ASIATIC DOMINIONS OF THE SULTAN.

BY

WARINGTON W. SMYTH, M. A.

With a Colored Ethnological Map of the Turkish Empire.

One Vol. 12mo. Cloth, 75 cents.

"MR. SMYTH has had rare opportunities. Few men have crossed and recrossed the empire in so many directions; and many are the errors, the false reports, the misconceptions as to fact or motive which are here corrected by an able and impartial witness."--London Athenæum, February 25th, 1854.

"MR. SMYTH'S mode of travelling was well adapted to observe the character and condition of the people, as well as to form a judgment upon the mode of government, and its effects. Indeed, his object in publishing this volume was less to give an account of his journeyings, than to throw what light he could upon the Turkish empire and people. He has a pleasant, picturesque and direct style, and also, that knowledge of the past which is necessary to make travel profitable; but he does not overlay his subjects with history."—London Spectator, February 25th, 1854,

In Press,

FIFTY YEARS IN BOTH HEMISPHERES.

BY VINCENT NOLTE

UNIVER.ITY

CARTY

THE

CATACOMBS OF ROME

AS ILLUSTRATING

The Church

OF

THE FIRST THREE CENTURIES

BY THE

RIGHT REV. WM. INGRAHAM KIP, D. D.

MISSIONARY BISHOP OF CALIFORNIA,

AUTHOR OF "THE LENTEN FAST"-"THE DOUBLE WITNESS OF THE CHURCH"-
"THE EARLY CONFLICTS OF CHRISTIANITY"-"THE CHRISTMAS HOLYDAYS
IN ROME"-"THE EARLY JESUIT MISSIONS IN NORTH AMERICA," ETC.

Plena di morti, tutta la campagna.-PETRARCHA.

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1854.

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