Christian missions and social progress; a sociological study of foreign missions . , Turkey, Nos. 2 and 3, 1896, entitledCorrespondence Relating to the Asiatic Provinces of Turkey, 1892-93; ibid.,Turkey, No. 6, 1896, entitled Correspondence Relating to the Asiatic Provincesof Turkey, 1894-95 ; The Contemporary Review, August, 1895, article by E. on The Condition of Armenia; January, 1896, article by Mr. Dillonentitled Armenia: An Appeal; Christian Literature, February, 1896 (reprint ofthe above articles); Greene, The Armenian Crisis in Turkey; Bliss, Turkeyand the Armenian Atrocities
Christian missions and social progress; a sociological study of foreign missions . , Turkey, Nos. 2 and 3, 1896, entitledCorrespondence Relating to the Asiatic Provinces of Turkey, 1892-93; ibid.,Turkey, No. 6, 1896, entitled Correspondence Relating to the Asiatic Provincesof Turkey, 1894-95 ; The Contemporary Review, August, 1895, article by E. on The Condition of Armenia; January, 1896, article by Mr. Dillonentitled Armenia: An Appeal; Christian Literature, February, 1896 (reprint ofthe above articles); Greene, The Armenian Crisis in Turkey; Bliss, Turkeyand the Armenian Atrocities ; correspondence of the London Times, April 5, 1895 ;symposium on The Turkish Question in The Independent, March 5, 1896;article on The Situation in Armenia, by Grace N. Kimball, , in The Outlook,November 21, 1896; Bryce, Transcaucasia and Ararat, newed.; MacColl, TheSultan and the Powers. See also Scridners Magazine, January, 1897, p. 48. 3 The following figures, summarizing, with minor omissions, the Turkish mas-sacres of this century, are taken from the best authorities:. Graduating Class, 1894, American College for Girls, Girls, Harpoot, Turkey. Wards of American Missions in Turkey. (A. M.) THE SOCIAL EVILS OF THE NON-CHRISTIAN WORLD 211 The Kurds are not capable of conducting warfare on any other murderous raid into Persia in 1880, under Sheikh Obeidullah,was marked by similar We turn from this recent illustration of Armenia as representativeof the policy of massacre, to look at the history of other , upon occasion, resorts to indiscriminateslaughter in order to exterminate her enemies, and Blood-thirst in China,especially those in rebellion against her authority. India, and the Chinese officials could have their own waywith foreign residents throughout the empire, it is probable that mas-sacre would be the order of the day. Indian history has its bloodyrecord of wholesale slaughter, especial
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