Turkey; the Awakening of Turkey; the Turkish Revolution of 1908

by E. F. Knight

CONTENTS

CHAPTER	PAGE
	Editorial Note	[ix]
I	The Turkish People	[1]
II	Atrocities	[15]
III	Early Reformers	[25]
IV	The Spread of Corruption	[35]
V	The Spread of Education	[54]
VI	The Rise of the Young Turks	[64]
VII	Discontent in the Army	[87]
VIII	The Central Committee	[101]
IX	How the Revolution Began	[118]
X	The Standard of Revolt	[133]
XI	The Insurrection in Bulgaria	[152]
XII	The Palace and the Greeks	[169]
XIII	A Bloodless Victory	[185]
XIV	The Committee’s Ultimatum	[198]
XV	After the Revolution	[207]
XVI	European Assistance	[222]
XVII	Mutinous Palace Guards	[238]
XVIII	Preparing for Self-Rule	[249]
XIX	A Strong Army Needed	[261]
XX	The Opening of Parliament	[281]
XXI	The New Sultan	[297]
	Index	[321]

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Page
The Entrance to the Black Sea	[Frontispiece]
Imperial Palace of the Sweet Waters of Asia	[64]
Persian Market-woman in Street Dress	[112]
View of Constantinople	[128]
Chateau of Asia	[224]
View of Scutari	[272]

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EDITORIAL NOTE