Daybreak in Turkey
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1. Front matter2. DAYBREAK IN TURKEY3. FOREWORD4. ILLUSTRATIONS5. INTRODUCTION6. I. THE COUNTRY7. II. ITS RESOURCES8. III. HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT9. IV. THE SULTAN, THE HEART OF TURKEY10. V. RACE QUESTIONS AND SOME OF THE RACES11. VI. THE ARMENIANS12. VII. MOSLEM PEOPLES13. VIII. TURKEY AND THE WEST14. IX. A STRATEGIC MISSIONARY CENTER15. X. SOCIAL, MORAL AND RELIGIOUS CONDITIONS16. XI. CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM17. XII. EARLY PIONEERING AND EXPLORATIONS18. XIII. ESTABLISHED CENTERS19. XIV. BEGINNINGS IN REFORM20. XV. LEADERS, METHODS, AND ANATHEMAS21. XVI. RESULTS22. XVII. INTELLECTUAL RENAISSANCE23. XVIII. THE PRINTING-PRESS24. XIX. MODERN MEDICINE25. XX. STANDING OF MISSIONARIES26. XXI. COMPLETED WORK27. XXII. INDUSTRIAL AND RELIGIOUS CHANGES28. XXIII. AMERICAN RIGHTS29. XXIV. RELIGIOUS TOLERATION30. XXV. THE MACEDONIAN QUESTION31. XXVI. GENERAL POLITICAL SITUATION32. XXVII. CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT33. INDEX