Note 84 — PART II. THE EASTERN QUESTION. (continued 2)
Reading edition
“The topics regulated by the three Treaties of Paris, London, and Berlin are:—
“(i.) The admission of the Porte to the concert of Europe (P. Art. 7).
“(ii.) The agreement as to resort to mediation (P. 8).
“(iii.) Religious equality in Turkey (P. 9; B. 62).
“(iv.) The navigation of the Straits (P. 10; L. 2).
“(v.) The navigation of the Black Sea (P. 12; L. 3).
“(vi.) The navigation of the Danube (P. 13–19; L. 4–7; B. 52–57; L. 1883).
“(vii.) Roumania (B. 43–51).
“(viii.) Servia (B. 34, 40–42).
“(ix.) Montenegro (B. 26–31, 33).
“(x.) Bulgaria (B. 1–12).
“(xi.) Eastern Roumelia (B. 13–21).
“(xii.) Bosnia and Herzegovina (B. 25).
“(xiii.) Other European provinces (B. 23).
“(xiv.) The Armenian provinces (B. 61).
“(xv.) Cessions to Greece (B. 24; Cons. of 1881).
“(xvi.) The Russian boundaries (B. 45, 58–60).
“(xvii.) The Persian boundary (B. 60).”
(Holland’s “European Concert in the Eastern Question”).