Armenia, Travels and Studies (Volume 2 of 2)Chapter VReading editionChapter navigation39 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterLIST OF PLATESLIST OF MAPS AND PLANSChapter I · DESCEND INTO TURKISH TERRITORYChapter II · TO LAKE VANChapter III · ACROSS LAKE VANChapter IV · VANChapter V · FROM VAN TO BITLISChapter VI · BITLISChapter VII · FROM BITLIS TO MUSH—MUSHChapter VIII · FROM MUSH TO ERZERUMChapter IX · ERZERUMChapter X · RETURN TO THE BORDER RANGES—ΘΆΛΑΤΤΑ, ΘΆΛΑΤΤΑ!Chapter XI · REVISIT ARMENIAChapter XII · ACROSS THE CENTRAL TABLELAND TO KHINISChapter XIII · FROM KHINIS TO TUTAKHChapter XIV · DOWN THE MURAD TO MELAZKERT1Chapter XV · FROM MELAZKERT TO AKHLATChapter XVI · AKHLATChapter XVII · OUR SOJOURN IN THE CRATER OF NIMRUDChapter XVIII · ROUND NIMRUD BY LAKE NAZIKChapter XIX · ASCENT OF SIPANChapter XX · BACK TO THE CENTRAL TABLELANDChapter XXI · OUR SOJOURN ON BINGÖLChapter XXII · HOME ACROSS THE BORDER RANGESChapter XXIII · GEOGRAPHICALChapter XXIV · STATISTICAL AND POLITICALNATIONAL CONSTITUTION OF THE ARMENIANS IN THE TURKISH EMPIREChapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VCHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF SOME ARMENIAN LAKESBIBLIOGRAPHYBIBLIOGRAPHY (continued 2)INDEXINDEX (continued 2)ColophonPrevious chapter ←Chapter IVNext chapter →CHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF SOME ARMENIAN LAKESAll chapters and sections (39)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsLIST OF PLATESLIST OF MAPS AND PLANSChapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324Other sectionsNATIONAL CONSTITUTION OF THE ARMENIANS IN THE TURKISH EMPIREChapters12345Other sectionsCHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF SOME ARMENIAN LAKESBIBLIOGRAPHYBIBLIOGRAPHY (continued 2)INDEXINDEX (continued 2)ColophonRevision of the ConstitutionNotes in this chapterNote 1 · The General Assembly of the Armenian nation met regularly in Constantinople until 1892. Some of the Provincial Assemblies still continue theNote 2 · Article 99.—The fundamental principles of the National Constitution are unchangeable. But if experience should make it desirable to modify c← Chapter IVCHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF SOME ARMENIAN LAKES →