Lessons in Massacre;: The Conduct of the Turkish Government in and About Bulgaria since May, 1876

An excerpt from the Introduction.
...Six months ago, England and Europe had just learned, upon official authority, the reality and extent of the Massacres, and of the outrages far worse than Massacre, in Bulgaria. Over and above the horrors of the perpetration, there was ground for the darkest surmises as to the seat of the ultimate responsibility for those fiendish crimes. Miscreants, fatally prominent in the proceedings, had been decorated and rewarded; and; the solemn business of retribut...