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This 1896 illustrated edition contains numerous historical illustrations and period accounts, including material on Armenian communities, Kurdish groups, Constantinople, and the Armenian massacres of the 1890s. The title page also notes contributions or views from prominent contemporary figures including William E. Gladstone, the Marquis of Salisbury, and historian Edward A. Freeman.
The book retains its striking decorative embossed hardcover binding, with silver-colored lettering and ornamental designs on the front board and spine.
Condition: Antique condition with substantial age-related wear. The boards show rubbing, scuffing, edge and corner wear. There is significant loss and fraying at the top of the spine, along with wear at the lower spine and joints. Interior pages show expected age toning and occasional spotting or marks. Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
An uncommon 1896 primary-era historical work documenting the Armenian crisis and massacres of the late Ottoman period, with its original decorative binding and extensive period illustrations.
Your book will be carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely. Please review all photographs, as they are considered part of the description.
