januarius macgahan造句

• News of the atrocities spread around the world, aided in large part by Januarius MacGahan's writing for the London Daily News.
• Januarius MacGahan, a journalist of the New York Herald and the London Daily News wrote of the terrible happenings after his visitation to Batak with Eugene Schuyler.
• He was accompanied by a well-known American war correspondent, Januarius MacGahan, by a German correspondent, and by a Russian diplomat, Prince Aleksei Tseretelev.
• In fact, according to the report written by Schuyler and American journalist Januarius MacGahan, even the Ottoman government did not claim more than 500 Muslims killed, most of them in battle.
• Schuyler left St . Petersburg by train on March 23, 1873 and traveled first to Saratov . He was accompanied by an American journalist, Januarius MacGahan, who was working for the New York Herald.
• The historian-biographer states that his best writings have been biographies such as " Januarius MacGahan The Life and Campaigns of an American War Correspondent " ( 1988 ), which he regards as his best book.
• A street and a school in the capital, Sofia, a square in the city of Plovdiv, streets in the towns of Varna, Sliven, Vratsa, Montana, Panagyurishte, Pazardzhik and Stamboliyski are named after Januarius MacGahan.
• By chance, Schuyler's friend from Russia, Januarius MacGahan, arrived in Constantnople to cover the Georgian prince Aleksi Tsereteli ( Aleksei Tseretelev ) and Turkish and Bulgarian translator Petar Dimitrov, instructor at the American Robert College in Constantinople.