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164 CYPRUS.
Murbay, J. Handbook of Turkey in Asia. London, 1878. (Contains
a useful Guide to Travellers in Cyprus.)
Consular Reports by Messrs. Lang, Riddell, Pierides, and Watkins,
1869-1878. (These Reports contain a large amount of very
valuable statistical information concerning Cyprus.)
Von Loher, Franz. Cyprus. Stuttgart, 1878. (A good description
of the island.)
Since the cession of Cyprus to Great Britain, a quantity of books and
pamphlets compiled chiefly from the above sources have been published,
and some original articles have appeared in the Magazines; of these the
following have been referred to —
Lang, Consul. Articles on Cyprus in Macmillan’s Magazine, August
and September, 1878. (These articles contain much highly
useful information.)
Poole, R. Stuart. Articles in the Contemporary Review. January
and August, 1878. (The first is archaeological, the second
general; both contain useful information.)
Fisher, F. H. Cyprus, our New Colony. Routledge and Sons.
London, 1878.
Robinson, P. Cyprus. W. Clowes and Sons. London, 1878.
Harris, Cowper, B. Cyprus: its Past, Present, and Future. London,
1878.
Lake, J. J. Ceded Cyprus. London, 1878.
Cyprus : its Value and Importance to England. Diprose and Bate
man. London, 1878.
Helle von Samo, A. The Vilayet of the Islands of the White Sea.
Vienna, 1878. Translated in the Geographical Magazine of
July and August, 1878. (Good statistical information.)
Joyner, Mrs. Batson. Translation of Von Ldher’s “ Cyprus,” with
an additional Appendix. Allen and Co. London, 1878.
Capitaine, M. H. Article on Cyprus in “ L’Exploration du Globe.”
No. 80. July, 1878. 9 Rue Lamartine, Paris.
Geographical Magazine. Article on Cyprus, in the number for
August, 1878.
The above are the authorities which have been consnlted in the
compilation of this work ; the list does not contain quite the whole of
the authors who have written upon Cyprus, but in it will be found all
the best modern works.
The “ Bookseller ” of August 6th, 1878, contains a bibliography,
which, however, does not profess to be complete, of the principal works
on Cyprus, or of which Cyprus forms a greater or lesser portion of the
subject. The arrangement is chronological. Several very old works
are mentioned. At the end of Drs. Unger and Kotschy’s “ Die Insel
Cypern,” another list of authorities upon the island will be found.
The letters and telegrams from Cyprus of the Special Correspon
dents of the daily newspapers have been much referred to.