Turbulent Balkan Fronts and Balkan War Reports
Army positions shift around Biela and Pavle with divisions at Kosovo and near Rustchuk. Kars siege ends. Bayazid relief fails rest and retreat to the frontier. Turkish forces gain at Kars while Greek and Armenian distress rise. Danube and Black Sea actions, Russian reinforcements expected, and global reactions intensify.
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Biela
Kosovo
Tantra
Pavle
Cesarewitch
Vladimir
Rustchuk
Danube
Lom
12Th
Obertenik
Cairkios
Kars
Mukhtar Pasha
Tergukassoff
Bayazid
Times
New Free Press of
Vienna
Ismail Pasha
Erzercum
Armenia
Alashgherd Karakilisa
Reies Ahmed Pasha
Constantinople
Zaim
Alexandropol
Vesine Kalé
Kara
Saratov
Tiflis
Asia
Caucasus
Vladikankas
Malar Koila
Panjaub
Hobart Pasha
Black Sea
Prince Bismarck
Roumania
Servia
Russia
Austria
The
Khedive
Rasgrad
Varna
Danubian Commission
Sulina
Commission
Layard
Porte
Dardanelles
Greece
Turkey
Govhinmenk
Janina
Thessaly
Crete
Daily News
Simnitza
Chicago
Sistova
von Wickede
Allgemeine Zeitung
Dobrudscha
Abdul Kerim Pasha
Suleiman Pasha
Balkan
Adrianople
Haifa
Syrian
Turks Upgrade Firepower in War Report
A North German Gazette correspondent from the seat of war notes Turks defend more effectively thanks to the Martini Henry rifle. He says the firearm outclasses the Russian Kruka in range and precision, giving Turks a defensive edge and Russian forces trouble in mounting a strong counterattack.
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Turkey
Vienna
Russia
Europe
Review of Supernatural Religion Volume Three
The article critiques the Apocalypse and Pauls letters as presented in Volume III of Supernatural Religion. It argues the Apocalypse is a dogmatic work by John opposing Pauls universalism and accuses critics of arbitrary reinterpreting Revelation to fit doctrinal aims. It questions dating and stresses the Judaistic elements within the text.
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Paul
James
Jude
John
Apostle John
Balaam
Balsk
Twelve