 | Elizabeth Stone - 1880 - 608 Seiten
...the dockyards, the shipping stores, the artillery workshops, the cannon foundry, the gun manufactory, and the barracks of the bombardiers and artillerymen....to Bujuk-dereh ; the front would not be more than 1,000 paces in length, and easily defended by temporary earthworks; both wings would rest on deep rocky... | |
 | Sutherland Menzies - 1880 - 524 Seiten
...dockyards, the shipping stores, the artillery workshops, the cannon foundry, the gun manufactory, and tbe barracks of the bombardiers and artillerymen. It is...to Bujuk-dereh ; the front would not be more than 1,000 paces in length, and easily defended by temporary earthworks; both wings would rest on deep rocky... | |
 | Sutherland Menzies - 1883 - 658 Seiten
...and on the north, he might leave Constantinople to defend her own landward front, and draw up his own little army on the plateau to the north of Pera. The...very favourable position on the grip at the post of Sindchirlikujn, on the high road to Bujuk-dereh ; the front would not be more than 1,000 paces in length,... | |
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... barracks of the bombardiers and artillerymen. It is true that Galata, the old Genoese factory, which once prescribed laws to the falling Byzantine empire, likewise is a kind of citadel. It is surrounded with high walls, behind which the streets descend... 