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| Stina Khatchadourian, Great Need over the Water: The Letters of Theresa Huntington Ziegler, Missionary to Turkey, 18981905 | ||||||
Contents
Introduction Maps 1. The Man God Has Meant for Me Will Find Me in Turkey 2. The Atlantic, and a Long Train Ride 3. Arrival in Constantinople and the Scope of the Work 4. Khans and Mountain Passes: Constantinople to Harpoot 5. The Rigors of the Early Work; an American College in Anatolia 6. Massacre: "This Fearful Storm of Murder" 7. Theresa Has Her First Christmas and Learns the Armenian for 'Behold the Cow.' 8. Theresa Gallops Through the Snow, and Mr. Browne Steps into an Armenian Dinner 9. Spring Awakens Amorous Feelings and Theresa Visits a Village 10. The School Year Comes to an End, and Life in the Garden Begins 11. The Doctor Leaves under a Cloud and the End of the World is Thought Near 12. A Severe Winter, and a Baby Dies 13. Turks Watch in Amazement as New Buildings Go Up 14. Theresa Swims in a Pink Ruffled Nightdress, and Receives a Marriage Proposal 15. Thanksgiving and Christmas; Aunt Caro's Touring Work, and the New Consul 16. "For the Love of God, I Will Not Eat." The World of Boys and Girls 17. Theresa Lectures in Armenian, and Attends a Memorable Performance of King Lear 18. The Tax Squeeze, Emigration, and a Splendid Graduation 19. Big-power Politics and New Arrivals 20. Dr. Shepard Pays a Visit and Mr. Carey Plays a Wild Gig 21. Henry Riggs Becomes President, and Theresa Goes on Vacation; Geragos the Wagoner 22. Pantomimes at Christmas, Ominous Signs, and Theresa Plans Her Return 23. Theresa Needs a Traveling Hat; Complains About Garrulous Armenians, and Asks: "Was it worth it?" 24. Theresa Divulges a Secret and Asks: "Will You Be Wonderfully Surprised?" Afterword Epilogue Bibliography Index |
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