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THE REBIRTH OF TURKEY

Illustration: Kemal Pasha

FIELD MARSHAL MUSTAPHA KEMAL PASHA

President and Commander-in-Chief of the First Grand NationalAssembly; President of the Second Grand National Assembly.

THE REBIRTH OF
TURKEY

BY

CLAIR PRICE

Illustration: Printer logo

NEW YORK

THOMAS SELTZER

1923

COPYRIGHT, 1923, BY

THOMAS SELTZER, Inc.


All Rights Reserved

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

TO

ALL AMERICANS

BETWEEN ALASKA AND ANGORA

FOREWORD


This book contains my own observations and myown deductions from them. The responsibility forthem is mine alone. I have never engaged in commercial,educational or missionary work. My interestin the Near and Middle East began with anewspaper assignment, and has continued with curiosityas its motive. This book is the result.

My thanks are due to the proprietors of CurrentHistory, New York, and Fortnightly Review,London, for their courteous permission to re-printherein parts of certain articles which have previouslyappeared in their pages.

Clair Price.

CONTENTS
PAGE
CHAPTER I
MUSTAPHA KEMAL PASHA, THE MAN1
His personal appearance—​The Eastern tradition ofgovernment under which he was born—​The Westerntradition which he has sought to transplant to hiscountry—​The diversion of the Turks from a militaryto an economic life, which he is beginning—​“Do youthink you will succeed?”
CHAPTER II
THE OLD OTTOMAN EMPIRE11
Kemal’s birth at Salonica—​How he became a YoungTurk—​What the old Ottoman Empire was like—​Thedivision of its population i
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