Armenia, Travels and Studies (Volume 2 of 2) / The Turkish Provinces

by H. F. B. Lynch

Corrections

The following corrections have been applied to the text:

Page	Source	Correction
[50]	beween	between
[60]	magnificient	magnificent
[115]	commited	committed
[158], [191], [203], [210], [373], [373], [472]	[Not in source]	.
[208]	18½°	-19½°
[305], [478], [478], [483], [499], [500], [503]	[Not in source]	,
[336]	bowlder-strewn	boulder-strewn
[383], [400], [497]	Herrmann	Hermann
[390]	sa isfactory	satisfactory
[452]	do	does
[475]	504.23	504–23
[479]	asia tischen	asiatischen
[480]	Sémestre	Semestre
[480]	sudöst.	südöst.
[480]	Schneegränze	Schneegrenze
[484], [489], [503], [504], [508]	.	,
[484]	Volkszahlung	Volkszählung
[485]	Volkerschaften	Völkerschaften
[485]	Armenai	Armenia
[486]	)	.
[486]	.	)
[486]	ausbeantwortet	aus beantwortet
[487]	armenien	arménien
[487]	,	.
[495]	unbiassed	unbiased
[502]	[Not in source]	ii
[506], [510]	,	;
[506]	:	;

Table of Contents

	[CONTENTS]							[v]
	[LIST OFPLATES]							[ix]
		[ILLUSTRATIONSIN THE TEXT]						[x]
	[LIST OF MAPS ANDPLANS]							[xii]
I.	[DESCEND INTO TURKISHTERRITORY]							[1]
II.	[TO LAKE VAN]							[11]
III.	[ACROSS LAKEVAN]							[25]
IV.	[VAN]							[38]
	I.	[The Lake of Van]						[39]
	II.	[The Ancient Empire of Van]						[53]
	III.	[Van towards the Close of the Nineteenth Century]						[76]
V.	[FROM VAN TOBITLIS]							[116]
VI.	[BITLIS]							[145]
VII.	[FROM BITLIS TOMUSH—MUSH]							[160]
VIII.	[FROM MUSH TOERZERUM]							[174]
IX.	[ERZERUM]							[198]
X.	[RETURN TO THEBORDER RANGES—ΘΆΛΑΤΤΑ,ΘΆΛΑΤΤΑThALATTA,ThALATTA!]							[225]
XI.	[REVISITARMENIA]							[237]
XII.	[ACROSS THE CENTRALTABLELAND TO KHINIS]							[245]
XIII.	[FROM KHINIS TOTUTAKH]							[254]
XIV.	[DOWN THE MURAD TOMELAZKERT]							[264]
XV.	[FROM MELAZKERT TOAKHLAT]							[276]
XVI.	[AKHLAT]							[280]
XVII.	[OUR SOJOURN IN THECRATER OF NIMRUD]							[298]
XVIII.	[ROUND NIMRUD BYLAKE NAZIK]							[314]
XIX.	[ASCENT OFSIPAN]							[326]
XX.	[BACK TO THE CENTRALTABLELAND]							[340]
XXI.	[OUR SOJOURN ONBINGÖL]							[359]
XXII.	[HOME ACROSS THEBORDER RANGES]							[379]
XXIII.	[GEOGRAPHICAL]							[383]
XXIV.	[STATISTICAL ANDPOLITICAL]							[408]
I.	[NATIONALCONSTITUTION OF THE ARMENIANS IN THE TURKISH EMPIRE]							[445]
		[PRELIMINARIES]						[445]
		[Document presented to the Sublime Porte by the National Committeeand the Committee of the Government]						[446]
		[Ordinance of the Sublime Porte]						[448]
		[INTRODUCTION]						[448]
		[ARMENIANNATIONAL CONSTITUTION]						[449]
			[Fundamental Principles]					[449]
		I.	[The Central National Administration]					[450]
			I.	[The Patriarch of Constantinople]				[450]
			II.	[The Bureau of the Patriarchate]				[453]
			III.	[The Patriarch of Jerusalem]				[453]
			IV.	[National Religious Assembly]				[454]
			V.	[The Political Assembly]				[456]
			VI.	[Councils and Committees organised by the PoliticalAssembly]				[457]
			VII.	[Councils of Quarters]				[460]
			VIII.	[The National General Assembly—Its Organisation and itsDuties]				[461]
		II.	[General Laws for Assemblies and Councils]					[465]
		III.	[National Taxation]					[466]
		IV.	[National Provincial Administration]					[466]
		V.	[Revision of the Constitution]					[467]
II.	[CHEMICALCONSTITUTION OF SOME ARMENIAN LAKES]							[468]
		[LAKEVAN.]						[468]
		[LAKEURMI.]						[469]
	[BIBLIOGRAPHY]							[471]
	I.	[TRAVEL and TOPOGRAPHY]						[471]
			[General Authorities.]					[471]
			[Early Travel.]					[471]
			[Travel in the Nineteenth Century.]					[472]
			[Ararat.]					[480]
			[Russo-Turkish Wars.]					[482]
			[Data for Map.]					[482]
			[Statistics.]					[484]
	II.	[ARMENIANPEOPLE]						[485]
			[Missionary Enterprise.]					[485]
			[Various.]					[486]
	III.	[ARMENIANLITERATURE]						[487]
			[Armenian Writers Translated]					[488]
			[History]					[491]
	IV.	[VANNICINSCRIPTIONS]						[492]
	V.	[ARMENIANCHURCH]						[493]
	VI.	[POLITICAL]						[494]
			[British Parliamentary Papers]					[496]
	[INDEX]							[497]