[83] Bartlett, “Historical Sketch of the Missions of The American Board
in Turkey,” p. 3.
[84] The Armeno-Turkish is not a distinct language; it is the Turkish
written in Armenian characters.
[85] “The Orientals have an admirable kind of coolness and courage.
Give them a leader in whom they have confidence, and they will follow
him to the death.”--“Cyrus Hamlin.”
[86] Prime, “Forty Years in the Turkish Empire,” pp. 173-4.
[87] Nergararian, “The History of the Beginnings of Missionary Work in
Nicomedia,” pp. 20-21.
[88] Muradian, “The History of the Holy Apostolic Church of Armenia,”
pages 607-8. (This work is in the original Armenian.)
[89] Bartlett, “The Historical Sketch of Missions of A.B.C.F.M. in
Turkey,” pp. 10-12 and 14.
[90] Hamlin, “Among the Turks,” page 258. “It had been no object of
mine to have any balance in hand. It amounted, with what had already
been expended for churches mentioned, to $25,000.”
[91] Milner, “The Turkish Empire,” pp. 223-4.
[92] Bryce, “Transcaucasia and Ararat,” pp. 519-20, the 4th edition.
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