Circassian Bibliography & Library - Circassian World

Biographical Outline of the Beautiful Circassian Zobeide Luti, or
Lady of Beauty: Together with a Brief Sketch of the Manners,
Customs and Inhabitants of Circassia, New York: Barnum & Van
Amburgh Museum & Menagerie, Co., 1868.
Birchall, J., ‘Caving in the Caucasus’, in Descent, no. 100, 1991, pp
34-6.
Bishop, Henry R. (Henry Rowley), Sir, 1786-1855, Sweet maid: A
favorite song, sung by Mrs. Bland, (with an accompaniment for
the harp.) at the late Theatre Royal Drury Lane, in the opera of
the Circassian bride, London: Printed for the author, by L.
Lavenu, ..., [1809?]. [1 score (p. 35-38); fol.; notes: arranged for
high voice and harp (or piano?); reprinted from the plates of the
complete vocal score; watermark date: 1808; words by C. Ward]
— I love thee: Duetto, sung by Mrs. Bishop & Mr. Braham, at the
late Theatre Royal Drury Lane, in the opera of the Circassian
bride, London: printed for the author by L. Lavenu, ..., [ca. 1810].
[1 vocal score (4 p.); fol.; notes: arranged for two high voices and
piano or harp; words by Charles Ward (1806-1833); first line:
Dear maid by ev'ry hope of bliss; vocal duets with piano, vocal
duets with harp; Lyon, Elizabeth Sarah, 1787-1831; Braham, John,
1774-1856]
Bizhev (Bizh), A. Kh., Adigi Severo-Zapadnogo Kavkaza i krizis
Vostochnogo voprosa v kontse 20-kh nachale 30-kh g.g. XIX veka
[The Circassians of the Northwest Caucasus and the Crisis of the
Eastern Question at the End of the 1820s and Beginning of the
1830s], Maikop: Meoti, 1994. [325 pages]
Bizheva (Bizh), Z. Kh., Adigskaya yazikovaya kartina mira [World
Map of the Circassian Language], Nalchik: Elbrus Book Press,
2000.
Bjedug, M. and Taymaz, E., ‘“Sürgün” halk Çerkesler’, in Birikim,
71-72 (March-April 1995), pp 118-24.
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, vol. 65, January-June 1849,
William Blackwood, 1849. [‘Caucasus and the Cossacks’,
February 1849, pp 129-46. Available on Google Books]
Blair, S. S. and Bloom, J. M., ‘Architecture in Egypt, Syria, and
Arabia under the Circassian Mamluks (1389-1517)’, in The Art
and Architecture of Islam 1250-1800, New Haven, Connecticut:
Yale University Press, 1994, pp 85-96; reprinted (with correction):
1995.
— ‘The Arts in Egypt and Syria under the Mamluks’, in The Art and
Architecture of Islam 1250-1800, New Haven, Connecticut: Yale
University Press, 1994, pp 97-113.
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