\u3ci\u3eThe Eastern question: from the Treaty of Paris 1856 to the Treaty of Berlin 1878, and to the second Afghan war (vol. I)\u3c/i\u3e

Contents of Volume I: The treaties of 1856, and our obligations under them- p. 1 What we knew of the state of Turkey from 1856 to 1875 - p. 36 The conduct of the European powers towards the Porte from 1856 to 1875 - p. 101 From the outbreak of the insurrection in Herzegovina in July 1875, to the rejection of the Berlin memorandum by the British Government in May, 1876 - p. 129 The Bulgarian massacres of May, 1876: their causes and effects - p. 208 From the Bulgarian massacres in May, 1876, to the Conference at Constantinople in December, 1876 - p. 259 The Conference at Constantinople - p. 297 Review of the conduct and condition of Turkey during the year from the Bulgarian massacres in May, 1876 to the declaration of war by Russia in April, 1877 - p. 338 Negotiations from the close of the Conference at Constantinople in January, 1877 to the declaration of war by Russia in April, 1877 - p. 36