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Avedaper - Awedaper - Avetaber

Title	Avedaper - Awedaper - Avetaber
Publication Date:	1858-11-24
Publication Place	Kars [Kars, Turkey] - Sdambōl, Press of A. B. Ch‘ěrch‘ilěn
Subject	Politics and government
Type	Periodical
Language	Armenian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	2
Physical Dimensions	Height 45.3cm, width 31.2cm
Library:	SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID	EAP1355ABLPABAVDAT11102
Record ID	227125
Date	1858-11-24
Notes	Volume 11 (1858) of the Armeno-Turkish edition of Avedaper primarily contains articles on Christian religious subjects, ethics, and morals, especially related to the Protestant faith. It reports about happenings and events in the Ottoman Empire’s Armenian Protestant community and includes letters to the editor from contributors located in various cities and towns in Anatolia, as well as obituaries. Information about the activities of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, its personnel, and its schools and other institutions, is also presented. It covers local and international political news and includes pieces on foreign lands, which offer information about regional history, politics, society, religion, and mission work. It also includes items on a wide range of topics of general interest.

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Avedaper - Awedaper - Avetaber

Publication Date 1858-11-24

Publication Place Kars [Kars, Turkey] - Sdambōl, Press of A. B. Ch‘ěrch‘ilěn

Subject Politics and government

Type Periodical

Language Armenian

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 2

Physical Dimensions Height 45.3cm, width 31.2cm

Library SALT Research Collections

Library Asset ID EAP1355ABLPABAVDAT11102

Record ID 227125

Date 1858-11-24

Notes Volume 11 (1858) of the Armeno-Turkish edition of Avedaper primarily contains articles on Christian religious subjects, ethics, and morals, especially related to the Protestant faith. It reports about happenings and events in the Ottoman Empire’s Armenian Protestant community and includes letters to the editor from contributors located in various cities and towns in Anatolia, as well as obituaries. Information about the activities of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, its personnel, and its schools and other institutions, is also presented. It covers local and international political news and includes pieces on foreign lands, which offer information about regional history, politics, society, religion, and mission work. It also includes items on a wide range of topics of general interest.