Resolutions on Bulgarian Atrocities Adopted by General Baptists
At the Long Sutton half yearly conference on Sept 7 1876 twenty six Eastern District churches passed unanimous resolutions condemning Turkish cruelties in Bulgaria. They urge British ministers to press Turkish authorities to deter barbarities and demand Christian protection under new terms with the Great Powers. Copies go to the Foreign Office and the Press.
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General Baptists
Long Sutton
Bulgaria
Porte
Foreign Office
Outrage Blamed on Bulgarian War Crisis in Parliament Notes
The article reports on eminent men defending the government over Bulgarian outrages. Lords Hartington and Beaconsfield challenge accusations of wilful complicity while urging swift European mediation. It covers Turkish atrocities, refugee misery, and calls for peace in the Eastern Question with quotes from Gladstone and Russell.
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England
Constantinople
William
Turkey
Europe
Stratford de Redcliffe
Times
Russia
Christendom
Richmond
Surrey
Earl Russell
Gladstone
Earl
Henry Elliot
Lord Beaconsfield
Times of
Breacconsfield
Mr. Disraeli
Disraeli
Beaconsfield Plumes
Servia
Berlin
Daily News
Morava
Belgrade
Standard
Villiers
Graphic
Jesica
Spectator Report Describes Harrowing Scene
A spectator recounts an incident with tensions rising as women face threats before harm occurs. The account emphasizes danger, crowd behavior, and potential authorities’ responses.
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George Hamilton
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Lord Hartington
House of Commons
East
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William Harcourt
Oxford
M‘gahan
Philippopolis
Klissura
Otluk-Kui
Avrat-Alan
Tossun Bey
Batak