David Urquhart (English Wikipedia)
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- Richmond, Walter (9 April 2013). "A Pawn in the Great Game". The Circassian Genocide. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press (published 2013). p. 50. ISBN 9780813560694.
[...] Urquhart claims to have met fifteen tribal leaders and nearly two hundred village chiefs, designed the Circassian flag, and helped them draft a petition to London for assistance.
- Wheen, Francis (2000). Karl Marx: A Life. W. W. Norton & Company. p. 211. ISBN 978-0-393-04923-7.
- Urquhart, David (1839). The Spirit of the East: Illustrated in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period. H. Colburn – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1850). The Pillars Of Hercules; Or, A Narrative Of Travels In Spain And Morocco In 1848: In Two Volumes. London: Bentley – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1833). Turkey and its Resources: its Municipal Organisation and Free Trade – via Google Books.
- England (1835). England, France, Russia, and Turkey. [By David Urquhart.] Third edition. J. Ridgway and Sons – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1840). The Crisis. France in Face of the Four Powers ... Second Edition. Translated from the French – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1840). Rupture of Alliance with France. J. Smith & son – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1840). The Sulphur Monopoly: By David Urquhart. T. Brettell – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1843). A Fragment of the History of Servia. Verlag nicht ermittelbar – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1844). Annexation of the Texas: A Case of War Between England and the United States. James Maynard – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1844). England in the Western Hemisphere; the United States and Canada. [From the Portfolio of March 1st 1844.]. James Maynard – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1844). Reflections on thoughts and things, moral, religious, and political. (Reprinted from the Portfolio from Aug. 1843 to 1844.) – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1851). The Mystery of the Danube: Showing how Through Secret Diplomacy that River Has Been Closed, Exportation from Turkey Arrested, and the Re-opening of the Isthmus of Suez Prevented. Bradbury & Evans – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1853). The Crown of Denmark Disposed of by a Conscientious Minister Through a Fraudulent Treaty: With the Treaty of the 8th of May 1852. T. & W. Boone – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1854). Recent Events in the East: Being a Reprint of Mr. Urquhart's Contributions to the Morning Advertiser, During the Autumn of 1853. Trübner & Company – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1854). The War of Ignorance and Collusion; Its Progress and Results: a Prognostication and a Testimony. Trübner & Company – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1855). Familiar Words, as affecting the character of Englishmen and the fate of England. (Second Series. Familiar words as affecting the conduct of England in 1855.) – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1855). The Home Face of the "Four Points.". Tucker – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1855). Public Opinion and Its Organs. Trübner & Company – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1856). The Effect of the Misuse of Familiar Words on the Character of Men and the Fate of Nations. Trübner & Company – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1856). The Question is Mr. Urquhart a Tory Or a Radical?: Answered by His Constitution for the Danubian Principalities. I. Ironside – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1857). The Queen and the Premier: A Statement of Their Struggle and Its Results. D. Bryce – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1857). The Sraddha: The Keystone of the Brahminical, Buddhistic, and Arian Religions, as Illustrative of the Dogma and Duty of Adoption Among the Princes and People of India. D. Bryce – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1859). Mr. Urquhart on the Italian War ... To which is added a memoir on Europe drawn up for the instruction of the present Emperor of Russia – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1859). How Russia tries to get into her hands the supply of corn of the whole of Europe. The English-Turkish Treaty of 1838. (Selections from "Progress of Russia in the West, North and South." By D. U. The South ... Reprinted from the stereotype edition.) – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1860). The Lebanon: (Mount Souria.): A History and a Diary. Thomas Cautley Newby. ISBN 978-0-598-00628-8 – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1862). The new heresy: proselytism substituted for righteousness, 2 letters – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1862). The Right of Search: Two Speeches by David Urquhart. (January 20 and 27, 1862.) Showing: In what it Consists. How the British Empire Exists by It. That it Has Been Surrendered Up. With an Introduction on Lord Derby's Part Therein. Hardwicke – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1865). Manual of the Turkish bath. Heat a mode of cure and a source of strength for men and animals. Ed. by sir J. Fife – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1867). Conscience in Respect to Public Affairs: A Correspondence. Wyman & Sons – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1867). Russia, If Not Everywhere, Nowhere: A Correspondence. Diplomatic Review – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1868). The Abyssinian War. Diplomatic review office – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1869). Effect on the World of the Restoration of the Canon Law: Being a Vindication of the Catholic Church Against a Priest. Diplomatic Review Office – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1869). The Military Oath and Christianity: Sequel to the "Appeal of a Protestant to the Pop". Diplomatic Review Office – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1869). The Military Strength of Turkey. Wilson – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1874). The Four Wars of the French Revolution. "Diplomatic review" office – via Google Books.
- Urquhart, David (1874). Naval Power Suppressed by the Maritime States: Crimean War. "Diplomatic review" office – via Google Books.
marxists.org
- "The Story of the Life of Lord Palmerston by Karl Marx". www.marxists.org. Retrieved 21 May 2022.
- "Karl Marx: A Life—ch07". www.marxists.org. Retrieved 21 May 2022.
ox.ac.uk
archives.balliol.ox.ac.uk
- "Papers of David Urquhart". Balliol College Archives & Manuscripts. Retrieved 22 August 2022.
victorianturkishbath.org
- "The Free Press". Victorian Turkish Bath. 26 May 1858. Retrieved 22 August 2022.
wellcomecollection.org
- "Urquhart, David (1805-1877) and Urquhart, Harriet Angelina (1825-1889)". Wellcome Collection. Retrieved 22 August 2022.
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- One or more of the preceding sentences incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Urquhart, David". Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 27 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 801.
