Dar-Ul-Islam: A Record of a Journey Through Ten of the Asiatic Provinces of Turkey (Classic Reprint)

Mr. John Hugh Smith, who by his pleasant companionship suggested many ideas of which I availed myself; secondly. Professor E.G. Browne, whom I thank not only for his condescension in writing the Preface, but also for his inspiring instruction in Eastern custom and mode of thought; thirdly. Professor Keane, who has reduced my spelling ofO riental names to order. My own, although interesting, was perhaps erratic. I would also thankS haykh Hassan Tawfiq for the Arab writing of my name and the texts which appear in various lithographs in the book. I should like to point out that except for occasional notes I have left the whole narrative practically untouched, and it stands as it was written in Dar-ulISLAM.
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