Montenegro Political and Ethnic Boundaries 1840–1920 2 Volume Hardback Set

The documents in this collection describe in detail the history of Montenegro, first as the independent principality and later as the sovereign state. There is extensive correspondence between the British Government in London, and the Embassy in Constantinople, and directly with Prince Nicholas in Cettigne; naturally a large proportion of the documents are concentrated around 1878. These documents form an invaluable first-hand research base for the study of this politically important state and in his introduction the former Montenegrin President Milo Djukanvic recommends this work to the research community as well as to the broader readership.

• Facsimile collections of key documents from archive sources
• Previously unknown or fragmented material now available in a coherent collection
• Carefully selected and edited for maximum value to researchers and scholars