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The Albanian Question: Tusi, offered in exchange for Gusinje, 1880. Creator: Unknown.

The Albanian Question: Tusi, offered in exchange for Gusinje, 1880. '...the full storm of war threatens the northern frontier of Albania and hovers over the grey peaks of Montenegro...During the last month events have marched apace in Albania. In vain have foreign Ambassadors and Delimitation Commissioners sought to settle the unrest on the Northern border by giving an equivalent of ground at Tusi, near the head of the Lake of Scutari, in exchange for Gusinje. But the peaceable solution to the Albanian question seems as distant as ever, for Tusi lies within the territory of the Roman Catholic tribes of Albania; and promptly have the highland Christians, aided by their neighbours of the Miridite mountains, risen en masse to guard the place. Thus, between Mohammedan fanaticism and Christian ferocity, the quiet transfer of territory to Montenegro is impossible'. From "Illustrated London News", 1880.
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The Albanian Question: Tusi, offered in exchange for Gusinje, 1880. Creator: Unknown.
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The Albanian Question: Tusi, offered in exchange for Gusinje, 1880. '...the full storm of war threatens the northern frontier of Albania and hovers over the grey peaks of Montenegro...During the last month events have marched apace in Albania. In vain have foreign Ambassadors and Delimitation Commissioners sought to settle the unrest on the Northern border by giving an equivalent of ground at Tusi, near the head of the Lake of Scutari, in exchange for Gusinje. But the peaceable solution to the Albanian question seems as distant as ever, for Tusi lies within the territory of the Roman Catholic tribes of Albania; and promptly have the highland Christians, aided by their neighbours of the Miridite mountains, risen en masse to guard the place. Thus, between Mohammedan fanaticism and Christian ferocity, the quiet transfer of territory to Montenegro is impossible'. From "Illustrated London News", 1880.
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3345 x 2371 px | 22.7 MB
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28.3 x 20.1 cm | 11.2 x 7.9 in (300 dpi)
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19TH CENTURY 19TH ALBANIA ALBANIAN APPAREL ARMS ART ARTS ATHOL MAYHEW ATHOL B & W B / W B&W BALKANS BLACK & WHITE BLACK AND WHITE BORDER PATROL BORDER BRITAIN BRITISH BUILDING CAMP FIRE CAMPFIRE CASTLE CATON WOODVILLE CENTURY CHANGING ROOM CLOTHES CLOTHING & DRESS CLOTHING CLOTHING: SKIRT CONCEPT COUNTRY DISPUTE DISPUTED TERRITORY DRESS DRESSED ENGRAVED ENGRAVING FASHION & CLOTHING FIRE FORT FORTIFICATION FORTIFICATIONS FRONTIER GARMENT GUN GUNS GUY HABIT HUNDRED YEARS WAR ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, THE ILN INTERNATIONAL INCIDENT INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LOCATION MALE MAN MAYHEW MEN MENSWEAR MILITARY UNIFORM MILITARY MONTENEGRO NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPERS NINETEENTH CENTURY PATROL PATROLLING PEOPLE POLITICAL POLITICS PRESS PRINT COLLECTOR, THE PRINT R CATON WOODVILLE R RICHARD CATON II RICHARD CATON WOODVILLE II RICHARD CATON WOODVILLE JR RICHARD CATON WOODVILLE JR. RICHARD CATON WOODVILLE RICHARD CATON RIFLE RIFLES ROBE SKIRT SKIRT, CLOTHING SMOKE TAILOR TERRITORIAL TERRITORY UNIFORM WAR WARFARE WARS WEAPON WEAPONARY WEAPONRY WEAPONS WOOD ENGRAVING WOODVILLE XIX CENTURY