FIRE AND SWORD IN THE CAUCASUS
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FIRE AND SWORD
IN THE CAUCASUS
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[caption] Tumbul, near Nakhitchevan. Armenian House Plundered
by Tartars.
Photo by Grigoriants, of Tiflis.
Frontispiece.
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FIRE AND SWORD
IN THE CAUCASUS
BY
LUIGI VILLARI
AUTHOR OF “RUSSIA UNDER THE GREAT SHADOW”
“GIOVANNI SEGANTINI,” ETC
ILLUSTRATED
LONDON: T. FISHER UNWIN
ADELPHI TERRACE • MCMVI
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Table of contents
Cover and pp. 1-4 | Prefatory note
| Table of contents (as in the book)
| List of illustrations
“Chronological table of recent events in the
Caucasus”
1. The Caucasus, its peoples, and its history
| 2. Eastward ho! | 3. Batum
4. Kutais and the Georgian movement | 5. The
Gurian “republic” | 6. Tiflis
7. Persons and politics in the Caucasian
capital
8. Armenians, Tartars, and the Russian government
9. Baku and the Armeno-Tartar feud
| 10. Bloodshed and fire in the oil city
11. The land of Ararat | 12.
The heart of Armenia | 13. Russia's
new route to Persia
14. Nakhitchevan and the May massacres
| 15. Alexandropol and Ani
16. Over the frosty Caucasus | 17. Recent
events in the Caucasus | Index
| Acknowledgements: |
| Source:
Villari, Luigi. Fire and Sword in the Caucasus by Luigi Villari author
of “Russia under the Great Shadow”, “Giovanni Segantini,”
etc. London, T. F. Unwin, 1906 No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed by any means without written permission of the owners of ArmenianHouse.org |
| See also: |
| The Flame of Old Fires by Pavel Shekhtman (in Russian) |