The History Of Nations, Turkey
by Sir Edward S. Creasy
Revised and Edited by Archibald Cary Coolidge Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History Harvard University andW. Harold Claflin M.A.
Henry Cabot Lodge, Ph.D. L.D.D. Editor-In-Chief
Department of History
Harvard University
Volume XIV
Illustrated
Publisher: The H. W. Snow and Son Company, 1910
Copyright 1907 by John D. Morris & Company
Copyright 1910 The H. W. Snow & Son Company
Part I: The Rise Of The Ottoman Empire 1250-1520
Part II: Culmination Of Power Under Suleiman And The Beginning Of Decline 1520 -1699
Part III: Decline Of The Ottoman Empire 1703 - 1792
Part IV Modern Turkey 1792 - 1910
Preface: “…Mr. W. Harold Clafin of Harvard University has in three supplementary chapters brought down the story of the Near East to the present time…”
NOTE: Prior ownership has an ex libris bookstore sticker on back cover page, “Capital Book Store, Sacramento, CA”
“1.95” “8/66”
"The History of Nations: Turkey," Volume XIV of a larger series, provides a historical overview of the Ottoman Empire and its complex trajectory, from its origins to the early 20th century. Sir Edward S. Creasy's foundational work, revised and edited by Archibald Cary Coolidge and W. Harold Claflin under the editorial direction of Henry Cabot Lodge, explores the empire's rise, its periods of expansion and decline, and its interactions with European powers. Through detailed narratives and illustrations, the book examines the political, social, and cultural forces that shaped the Ottoman Empire, offering insights into its military campaigns, internal conflicts, and the broader context of its role in world history. This volume aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of a historically significant empire and its lasting impact on the region and the world.
Henry Cabot Lodge, serving as Editor-in-Chief, was a prominent American politician, historian, and author, recognized for his significant contributions to American political and intellectual life. His achievements include a long and influential career in the U.S. Senate, where he played a key role in shaping American foreign policy. Beyond his political career, Lodge was a respected historian and author, contributing to projects like "The History of Nations." His editorial leadership brought together the expertise of historians like Sir Edward S. Creasy, Archibald Cary Coolidge, and W. Harold Claflin, ensuring a scholarly and comprehensive approach to the historical narratives presented. His involvement in this series reflects his commitment to promoting historical knowledge and understanding, and his ability to coordinate a large scale historical project.
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