E. F. Knight

• Aali Pasha, 26.
• Aassim Bey, 248.
• Abd-ul-Aziz, accession of, 25;
  • deposed, 29.
• Abdul Hamid, accession of, 30.
• Abdul Houda, 205.
• Abd-ul-Mejid, 25.
• Administration by the Young Turks, 214.
• Ahmed Riza, 248;
  • and the Central Committee, 102;
  • in London, 76, 78.
• Albania, revolt in, 66-70.
• Albanian chiefs, the, 154;
  • horrors, 22.
• Albanians support the Committee, 169-194.
• Ali Bey, 69.
• Ameer Ali, 61.
• Anatolian troops, 169-184.
• Anti-Christian feeling, 10.
• Animals, kindness to, 8.
• Army, the, 40;
  • a strong, needed, 261, 280;
  • and the Revolution, 113-115;
  • discontent in the, 87-100;
  • and the Committee, 224;
  • mutinous, 300;
  • Young Turks and, 89-100.
• Astrologer at Court, an, 205.
• Atrocities, 15-24.
• Austria’s annexations, 238;
  • trade, boycott of, 218.
• “Awakening of Turkey,” play, 257.
  
• “Bag and Baggage” policy, the, 21.
• Balance of Power, the, 36.
• Bloodless Victory, a, 185, 197.
• Boer War and the Turks, 47.
• Bosnia, annexation of, 238;
  • risings in, 27.
• Boycott of Austrian trade, 218.
• Brigands, Macedonian, 18;
  • Turkish, 7.
• British, hatred of the, 45.
• Bulgarian Atrocities, 18;
  • insurrection, 152-158.
• Bulgarians and Greeks, 93;
  • friendly, 169-184.
    
• Camarilla, dispersal of, 232.
• Causes of revolt, 49.
• Censorship, the, 41.
• Central Committee, the, 101, 117, 119, 132, 199, 224, 246.
• Characteristics of Turks, 5.
• Christian propagandists, 94.
• Congress at Salonica, 252;
  • of 1907, 133.
• Revolution, after the, 207-221;
  • beginning of, 117-132;
  • of 1907, 54.
• Rise of the Young Turks, 64-86.
• Resna, the rising of, 146.
• Russia, peace of 1878, 33.
• Russian influence, 16.
• Russo-Turkish War, the, 16.
  
• Sabah-ed-Din, Prince, 76.
• Said Pasha, Grand Vizier, 204, 229.
• Salonica, Central Committee at, 103;
  • Congress at, 252;
  • Ottoman Committee at, 97-100.
• Sandansky, king of the mountains, 211.
• Secret police, the, 42.
• Secret proceedings, 105.
• Sefer Bey, 30.
• Selamlik, the, 243.
• Self-rule, preparing for, 249-260.
• Sheik-ul-Islam, the, 11.
• Shemshi Pasha, 126-152;
  • assassinated, 168.
• Shura-i-Ummet journal, the, 248.
• “Sick man of Europe,” the, 21.
• “Silistria,” the, 57.
• Softas, the, 28.
• Spies in Turkey, 20;
  • system of, 41, 44, 66.
• Spread of Corruption, the, 35-53.
• Spread of Education, 54-63.
• Spy system, the military, 89.
• Standard of Revolt, the, 133-151.
• “Story of the Nations,” the, 13.
• Sultan, character of the, 37;
  • the new, 297-320.
    
• Taxation, re-adjustment of, 265.
• Theatre, influence of the, 257.
• Tolerance of the Young Turks, 59.
• Treachery against Turkey, 3.
• Troops, the palace, 242.
• Tsar, the, and Edward VII, 122.
  
• Ulemas, the, 11, 61.
• Ultimatum of the Committee, 198-206.
• Union and Progress, Committee of, 261, 280, 284.
• “Unspeakable Turks,” the, 15.
  
• Vali of Monastir, the, 169, 184.
• Velijon, Niazi at, 166.
• Victory, a Bloodless, 185-197.
• Von der Goltz, Baron, 103.
  
• Western ideas, influence of, 56.
• Whittall, Sir William, 7.
• Women, in the Revolution, 112;
  • status of, 12.
    
• Yildiz soldiers, the, 239.
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