Eugene Schuyler (February 26, 1840 – July 16, 1890) was a nineteenth-century American scholar, writer, explorer and diplomat. Schuyler was one of the first...

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as two other Americans, journalist Januarius MacGahan and diplomat Eugene Schuyler, were indispensable in bringing knowledge of Ottoman atrocities to...

the New York Orphan Asylum Society Eugene Schuyler (1840–1890), American writer, explorer and diplomat George Schuyler (1895–1977), African-American author...

playwright Brian Friel has also adapted the novel, under the same title. Eugene Schuyler (1867) Constance Garnett (1895, as Fathers and Children) Revised by...

Nine years later, in 1861, Yale University awarded three PhDs to Eugene Schuyler, Arthur Williams Wright, and James Morris Whiton. Over the following...

Sultan Mohammad Khan. Described by the American scholar and explorer Eugene Schuyler as "a tall well-built man, with a large head, and a marked Afghan,...

News wrote of the terrible happenings after his visit to Batak with Eugene Schuyler. According to most sources, around 5,000 people were massacred in Batak...

Litovchenko Author Leo Tolstoy Original title Казаки (Kozaky) Translator Eugene Schuyler (1878), Peter Constantine (2004) Language Russian Genre Fiction Publisher...

the terrible happenings after his visit to Batak in the company of Eugene Schuyler. They described the burned and destroyed city with the stench of the...