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Our Public Offices, Embodying an Account of the Disclosure of the Anglo-Russian Agreement, and the Unrevealed Secret Treaty of 31 May 1878, 1878. • ''The Eye-witnesses' Account of the Disastrous Campaign against the Akhal Tekke Turcomans,'' 1880. Adopted by the Russian government for military libraries and commended by General
Mikhail Skobelev. •
Merv the Queen of the World and the Scourge of the Man-stealing Turcomans. With an Exposition on the Khorassan Question, 1881, in which he predicted that the next Russian advance would be pushed to
Panjdeh. •
The Russian Advance towards India: Conversations with Skobeleff, Ignatieff, and other Russian Generals and Statesmen on the Central Asian Question, 1882 •
The Russians at Merv and Herat, and their Power of Invading India, 1883. •
The Petroleum of the Future; Baku, the Petrolia of Europe, 1883. •
Reconnoitering Central Asia, Pioneering Adventures in the Region lying between Russia and India, 1884. •
The Region of the Eternal Fire: an Account of a Journey to the Petroleum Region of the Caspian. Written in a popularist style, it underwent several reprintings into the early 1890s. •
The Railway Race to Herat. An Account of the Russian Railway to Herat and India, 1885. •
Shall Russia have Penjdeh? 1885. •
The Russians at the Gates of Herat, 1885. The best-known of his works, written and published within a week, which circulated sixty-five thousand copies. • ''Russia's Power of Attacking India, 1886.'' •
The Petroleum Question. The Coming Deluge of Russian Petroleum,1886. •
The Petroleum Question. England as a Petroleum Power, 1887. •
The Petroleum Question. Our unappreciated Petroleum Empire, 1889. and translated Colonel Grodekoff's
Ride from Samarcand to Herat, 1880. ==References==