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published in
1904

THROUGH THE LANDS OF THE SERB
by Mary E. Durham


PART I

MONTENEGRO AND THE WAY THERE

CATTARO-NJEGUSHI-CETINJE   ( chapter I )
PODGORITZA AND RIJEKA   ( chapter II )
OSTROG   ( chapter III )
NIKSHITJE AND DUKLE   ( chapter IV )
OUR LADY AMONG THE ROCKS   ( chapter V )
ANTIVARI   ( chapter VI )
OF THE NORTH ALBANIAN   ( chapter VII )
SKODRA   ( chapter VIII )
SKODRA TO DULCIGNO   ( chapter IX )

PART II

OF SERBIA

BELGRADE   ( chapter X )
SMEDEREVO-SHABATZ-VALJEVO-UB-OBRENOVATZ   ( chapter XI )
NISH   ( chapter XII )
PIROT   ( chapter XIII )
EAST SERBIA   ( chapter XIV )
THE SHUMADIA AND THE SOUTH-WEST SERBIA   ( chapter XV )
KRUSHEVATZ   ( chapter XVI )

PART III

MONTENEGRO AND OLD SERBIA
(1903)

KOLASHIN-ANDRIJEVITZA-BERANI-PECH   ( chapter XVII )
TO DECHANI AND BACK TO PODGORITZA   ( chapter XVIII )


Miss Mary E. Durham, an Englishwomen, travelled across the Serb lands and gave the impressions in her book "Through the Lands of the Serb". She visited Montenegro, Serbia and Old Serbia. The chapters directly related to Montenegro are available for reading online. The MAP is also available.

Mary and Montenegrins, drank to the Montenegrin ruler, Nikola I Petrovic Njegos and all his family, and to the speedy restoration of the ruler of Great Serbia to his rightful throne at Prizren. For her, Montenegrins are honest souls who have lived all their lives among the mountains, who burn with a patriotism that only death can destroy, men the guiding star of whose existence is the Great Serbian Idea, who would lay down their lives cheerfully any day to help its realisation.

Miss Durham dedicated the book to her mother.

The book was published in London, in 1904, by Edward Arnold and printed in Edinburgh by Morrison and Gibb Limited.