David Urquhart Books

David Urquhart describes his travels through Roumeli (a region in Greece) during a period of political upheaval. He provides detailed descriptions of the people he meets and the landscape he travels through, as well as his observations on the state of international relations in the region.

This book is a detailed study of Turkey, covering topics such as its natural resources, political and administrative organization, and the potential for free trade. The book incorporates a wealth of statistics and information drawn from a variety of sources, providing a comprehensive overview of the country.

This book offers a comprehensive survey of the development of Russia in the 19th century, examining its political, economic, and social progress in the west, north, and south. It provides valuable insights into Russia's history and culture.

In this provocative letter, Urquhart argues that the Church of England has a moral obligation to condemn unjust wars and the use of military force. He cites numerous examples of warfare throughout history, and suggests that the church must take a firm stance against such violence in order to uphold its religious principles. This book is a call to action for those who believe that religion can and should play a role in shaping political policy.

This book is a critical analysis of the political and economic situation in Turkey and Greece during the 19th century. It covers a wide range of topics, including municipal organization, free trade, and English commerce in the East. This work is an important historical document for anyone interested in the history of Turkey and Greece and the political and economic challenges they faced during this time period.