LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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His Majesty King Peter of Servia Frontispiece
Map of the Author’s Route through the Near East 16
Pero, my Montenegrin Driver 20
Albanians in Cettinje 20
The Royal Palace, Cettinje 24
Principal Street in Cettinje 24
His Royal Highness Prince Nicholas of Montenegro 28
The Petroleum Tins of Cettinje 32
The Monastery, Cettinje 32
Mr. Chas. Des Graz, Chargé d’Affaires at Cettinje 34
The Piazza, Ragusa 34
Ryeka, Montenegro 42
Zabliak, Montenegro 42
Palok, my Companion through the Skreli Country 44
In Skodra (two views) 48
My Friend Salko outside his House in Skodra 54
Pietro’s Sister-in-Law unveiled before the Camera 54
Rok, Tribesman of the Skreli 58
Pietro Lekha 58
The Madonna of Skodra 64
The Procession with an Armed Guard 64
The Mirediti: an Alarm! 66
The Mirediti at Prayer 66
My Road in Northern Albania 70
The Way to the Skreli 70
Vatt Marashi, Chief of the Skreli Tribe 74
The Skreli at Home 76
An Albanian Village 76
Among the Skreli: Lûk and his Friends 80
Mrika, the Woman who carried on the Blood-Feud 84
My Bodyguard in Northern Albania 90
Bunaquelle, Bosnia 96
Jajace, Bosnia 96
Sarayevo, Bosnia 112
In Herzegovina 112
His Excellency Nicholas Pachitch, Prime Minister of Servia 120
His Excellency Dr. Milenko Vesnitch, Servian Minister of Justice 124
His Excellency Costa Stoyanovitch, Servian Minister of Commerce 126
The Royal Palace, Belgrade: the Ballroom 130
Royal Palace, Belgrade (exterior) 132
Principal Boulevard of Belgrade 132
His Royal Highness Prince George of Servia 134
Mr. Beethom Whitehead, British Minister at Belgrade 138
Mr. Alex. Tucker, Servian Consul-General in London 138
The Road to the East: The Last View of Europe 144
Villagers and Gipsies in Miriavo (Servia) 144
The British Legation, Belgrade 148
The Knes Mihajelowa, Belgrade 148
In the “Kalemegdan,” Belgrade 160
The Market-Place, Belgrade 160
His Royal Highness Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria 180
Peasants in Sofia Market-Place 182
The Old Mosque, Sofia 182
His Excellency Dr. Dimitri Stancioff, Bulgarian Minister of Foreign Affairs 184
The Late Monsieur D. Petkoff, Prime Minister of Bulgaria 188
The Royal Palace, Sofia 190
The Main Boulevard, Sofia 190
His Excellency N. Ghenadieff, Bulgarian Minister of Commerce 192
Early Morning in Sofia 194
On the Road to the Shipka 194
The Bulgarian Sobranje 196
Gen. Michael Savoff, Bulgarian Minister of War 198
His Excellency L. Payacoff, Bulgarian Minister of Finance 200
Sir George Buchanan, British Minister at Sofia 200
Military Manœuvres in Bulgaria (two views) 204
Peasants at Vladaja, Bulgaria 208
Bulgarian Military Types 208
Peasants near Tirnovo, Bulgaria 210
Tziganes on the Isker Road 214
Where I spent a Comfortless Night in Bulgaria 216
Bulgarian Laundresses 216
The Rose-Fields near Kazanlik 220
Gathering Roses at Kazanlik 224
Testing Otto-of-Rose at Kazanlik 224
Bulgarian Peasants dancing the “Horo” 226
Summit of the Shipka Pass 228
Defile of the Isker 228
His Majesty King Charles of Roumania 234
Snap-Shots in Bucharest (two views) 236
The Royal Palace, Bucharest 240
Boulevard Elisabeta, Bucharest 240
His Excellency George Cantacuzen, Roumanian Prime Minister 244
His Excellency Take Jonesco, Roumanian Minister of Finance 244
His Excellency Geo. G. Manu, Roumanian Minister of War 246
Sir Conyngham Greene, British Minister at Bucharest 246
Gen. Jacques Lahovary, Roumanian Minister of Foreign Affairs 248
Her Majesty the Queen of Roumania 252
The Queen of Roumania’s Blind Institute at Bucharest 256
Blind Inmates at Work 260
His Excellency Tewfik Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Imperial Ottoman Empire 264
His Excellency Noury Pasha 274
The Entrance to the Bosphorus 280
In Constantinople 280
Lake of Ochrida, Macedonia 285
Lake of Presba, Macedonia 285
Macedonian Woman abducted by Turks from Klene, near Debr, and rescued by a Bulgarian Band 288
General Tzontcheff, the Bulgarian Leader in Macedonia 288
A Bulgarian Band in Macedonia 292
General Tzontcheff in Macedonia 304
The Turkish Burial-Ground at Scutari, Asia Minor 304

THE NEAR EAST

Stanford’s Geog l. Estab t. , London.
London: Eveleigh Nash.

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