H.R.H. PRINCE NICOLAS OF MONTENEGROH.R.H. PRINCE NICOLAS OF MONTENEGRO
 
THE LAND OF
THE BLACK MOUNTAIN
THE ADVENTURES OF TWO ENGLISHMEN
IN MONTENEGRO
 
 
BY
REGINALD WYON and GERALD PRANCE
 
WITH FIFTY-ONE ILLUSTRATIONS
 
 
"SOME GLIMPSING AND NO PERFECT SIGHT"
CHAUCER
 
 
NEW AND CHEAPER ISSUE
 
METHUEN & CO.
36 ESSEX STREET W.C.
LONDON
 
First Published March 1903
New and Cheaper Issue 1905
 
 
DEDICATED BY KIND PERMISSION
TO
H.R.H. PRINCE NICOLAS
OF MONTENEGRO
 
 
CONTENTS
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Introduction  xiii-xviii
CHAPTER I   
Montenegro's geographical position—Character of the people—Theirhonesty, patriotism, and love of arms—Likeness to theHomeric Greeks—The women—Montenegrin manners, vices,heroism, lack of privacy, police—Goodness of the Prince—Thenational costume—Religion—Hatred of Austria—Russia'sfriendship  1-14
    
CHAPTER II   
History from first conquest by the Romans, 300 b.c., down to thepresent Prince—Fruits of the last campaign—Education—Themilitary system—Legal administration—Crime—Government—Theeducated classes  15-30
    
CHAPTER III   
The journey to Montenegro—Arrival in Cattaro—Beauty of theBocche, and the drive to the frontier—First impressions ofMontenegro—Njeguši—The national troubadours—Arrival inCetinje  31-41
    
CHAPTER IV   
Cetinje and its sights—Prince Nicolas—The Archbishop—Thebarracks—The princes—A visit to the prison and its system—Ourdeparture for Podgorica  42-54