Bleeding Armenia: Its history and horrors under the curse of Islam

"Bleeding Armenia: Its History and Horrors Under the Curse of Islam" by Augustus Warner Williams is a late 19th-century historical exploration that vividly portrays the Armenian people’s long history of torment and victimization at the hands of Islamic rulers. The book aims to outline the trials and tribulations endured by Armenia as a victimized nation, highlighting the harrowing conditions endured by Armenians as they struggled to stay alive within an environment of rampant oppression. The narrative begins with a somber tone, drawing attention to the relentless affliction of Armenians throughout time as a result of repeated invasions and violence, especially by Muslim forces. The writer's clear intention is to inspire strong emotion from the audience through the telling of sorrowful tales, emphasizing that Armenians have been victims of cruelty and injustice for generations as they attempted to maintain their Christian faith. The book underscores the urgent need for intervention against horrific mistreatment and draws attention to the moral obligation of the Christian world to stand in support of the suffering Armenian population in their hour of need.