Charles Roden Buxton Knihy

This book provides specialized vocabulary lists organized by subject as an aid for anyone writing and speaking Russian. Students, travelers, and translators alike will find this guidebook invaluable for improving their ability to communicate in Russian.

Focusing on Asian history and culture, this book serves as a vital historical artifact, compiling extensive academic literature and research accumulated over centuries. It explores diverse geographical aspects of the Asian continent and significant historical periods, reflecting a wide range of scholarly discussions. The work aims to preserve and honor the intellectual contributions of previous generations, making it an essential resource for understanding the complexities of Asia's past.

The book provides an in-depth exploration of the Young Turk Revolution of 1908-1909, detailing the political and social turmoil in Turkey during this period. It highlights the decline of the Ottoman Empire, the rise of nationalist movements, and the discontent among the populace. Key figures like Enver Pasha and Mehmed Talaat are analyzed for their influence on the new Turkish government. Buxton's work also discusses the revolution's broader implications for Turkey and the Middle East, including shifts in political structures and societal changes.

The book offers a thorough examination of the abolition of slavery in the British West Indies and the shift to a free labor system, informed by Buxton's firsthand experiences. It explores the historical context leading to emancipation, the challenges faced by former slaves and plantation owners, and the British government's role in this transition. Buxton underscores the significance of education and economic opportunities for the newly freed population while addressing ongoing struggles for civil rights and social justice in the region.