Treaty of Berlin reshapes Eastern Europe and Balkan borders
The article argues that the Treaty of Berlin ends the integrity of the Ottoman Empire in European dominions. It envisions independent Bulgaria and Roumelia, union prospects for Thessaly and Epirus, and Austrian annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a bulwark against Russia. It condemns Beaconsfield and Salisbury for secret deals and criticizes Turkish and Greek national futures amid shifting power.
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Constantinople
Roumania
Servia
Montenegro
Thessaly
Epirus
Greece
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Turkey
Count Andrassy
Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Russia
Porte
Bulgaria
Roumelia
Asia Minor
Berlin
Beaconsfield
Lord Salisbury
Colonial Bishop Praises Voluntaryism For Church Funds
A Lambeth Conference article recounts Bishop Short of Adelaide praising voluntary church support in the colonies. He cites free will offerings funding clergy, buildings, missions, and funds. notes improved clergy numbers and parishes, and asserts lay co operation under synodal rule. Critics worry about potential home church unease.
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Times
Church of England
Short
Adelaide
Lambeth
Liberation Society
England
Dr. Short
Propagation Society
Ontario
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