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The Passing of the Turkish Empire in Europe

By B. Granville (Bernard Granville) Baker

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the dramatic collapse of an empire as one man journeys to a threatened city and foreshadows the fall of a once-great power.

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2014-07-09
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"The Passing of the Turkish Empire in Europe" by Captain B. Granville Baker is a recounting of the Ottoman Empire's decline in Europe, particularly during the Balkan Wars. Baker blends his own observations with deeper historical study to show the reasons behind the fall of Turkish power in that area. Early in the book, he recalls the rising conflict in the Balkans during a difficult summer, then details arriving in Constantinople, and highlights the difference between the lively city and the growing threats to its continued existence. Baker creates a feeling of seriousness by comparing earlier takeovers with the current problems, which suggests the major changes coming to the Ottoman Empire as he presents the city, sees troubling signs, considers the implications of war, and builds a background for the historical exploration to follow.

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