Turkey's Fall the Decline of England: A Suggestion and a Warning to Turkish Bondholders and Russian Moneylenders (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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The correspondent is informed that the greatest misery prevails at Sophia amongst the workmen, engineers, and foremen, who are engaged by the government for the Sophia Railroad, the works of which have been discontinued. Foreigners have no means of returning, and what they will do throughout this harsh winter, when they are at times in trouble for a morsel of bread I do not like to think of.

Probable as it is that these destitute men are Englishmen, it would be an act of national justice and charity, in the right moment and the right place, to enlist them for a colony des tined to reflect credit on its founders, and become a lasting benefit for England. As to what we said about ultramontane propaganda in non-christian parts, we find it illustrated in theiii.

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