Apart from the hope of correcting opinions which I hold to be erroneous, I should consider myself fortunate could I aid in diffusing among the intelligent public a taste for the beautiful and noble studies which have sustained my courage during the hard trials of my life, and which will sweeten the days yet left me to live.
HENRY SCHLIEMANN.
6, Place St.-Michel, Paris,
Dec. 31st, 1868.
INTRODUCTION.
D I A G R A M
SHEWING THE SUCCESSIVE STRATA OF REMAINS ON THE HILL OF HISSARLIK.
