Pamphlets is a collection of essays and articles written by David Urquhart, a Scottish diplomat, journalist, and Member of Parliament in the 19th century. Urquhart was known for his outspoken views on foreign policy, international law, and the rights of minorities. This collection includes some of his most famous pamphlets, such as England and the Turks and The Spirit of the East, as well as lesser-known works like Thoughts on the Nature of War and The State of the Country. In a time of great political upheaval, Pamphlets offers valuable insights into the debates and controversies of the day.

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