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CHAPTER PAGE
I. PRELIMINARY CHAPTER, 9
II. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE ORIGIN OF THE TURKS, 20
III. THEIR RELIGIOUS CREEDS, 27
IV. SECTARIANISM, 37
V. PRACTICE OF RELIGION, 51
VI. PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA, 67
VII. PRINCIPLES OF THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT, 105
VIII. THE ADMINISTRATIVE GOVERNMENT, 109
IX. POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT, 114
X. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE JANISSARIES, 117
XI. THE ULEMA OR SPIRITUAL BRANCH OF THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT, 127
XII. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE, 134
XIII. ARMY AND NAVY, 138
XIV. COMMERCE, 144
XV. JURISPRUDENCE, 149
XVI. EDUCATION, 159
XVII. MEDICINE, 167
XVIII. WESTERN PREJUDICES AND EASTERN TOLERATION, 171
XIX. THE SULTAN AND HIS PERSONNEL, 180
XX. PUBLIC DUTIES OF THE SULTAN, 200
XXI. THE ROMANCE OF THE EAST, 206
XXII. THE HAREM, 212
XXIII. CONDITION OF WOMEN, 224
XXIV. PERSONAL APPEARANCE, COSTUME, ETC., 232
XXV. DOMESTIC ARRANGEMENTS, 238
XXVI. SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, 246
XXVII. POLYGAMY, 253
XXVIII. MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE, 259
XXIX. SULTAN’S HAREM AND HOUSEHOLD, 264
XXX. CIRCASSIAN AND NUBIAN SLAVES, 274
XXXI. THE WATERING PLACES, 280
XXXII. THE BAZAARS, 293
XXXIII. THE KAHVÉS, 299
XXXIV.

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