Today's installment concludes Russo-Turkish War 1877,our selection from Political History of Recent Times by Wilhelm Mueller published in

Russian victory was now secure. The Turkish Empire seemed tottering to its fall.Continuing Russo-Turkish War 1877,our selection from Political

Each week the iron ring around Plevna grew smaller as one position after another fell into the hands of the Russians.Continuing Russo-Turkish War

The Russian victories had caused scarcely less consternation in London than in Constantinople.Continuing Russo-Turkish War 1877,our selection from

On June 6th Emperor Alexander, accompanied by his Chancellor, arrived in Romania and took up his headquarters.Continuing Russo-Turkish War

Turkey was not idle. Military preparations were pushed forward.Continuing Russo-Turkish War 1877,our selection from Political History of Recent

The Czar pledged his word that he did not aim at the acquisition of Constantinople.Continuing Russo-Turkish War 1877,our selection from Political

The campaign had lasted ten weeks and had resulted slightly to the disadvantage of the Serbians.Continuing Russo-Turkish War 1877,our selection

The Turkish Government intended to break the spirit of the Bulgarian people finally and completely, and thus render any future revolt an