You may find the volumes on library catalogues under their old name Publications of the Huguenot Society, or with separate records for each volume, or under the Society's former name of Huguenot Society of London, but in any case you should check with the library beforehand if you are planning to visit.he original manuscripts of the church registers are kept at the National Archives and have been scanned (www.nationalarchives.gov.uk) if you wish to consult them online. The Huguenot Library holds a list of the registers and their National Archives catalogue reference (classmark: E Nat (PAM)).
Turks are linked by their common history and language, which are strong and persistent; additionally they are linked by their religionâIslam; with the exception of the Turkish tribe called the Yakut, who live in eastern Siberia and the Altai region, almost all Turks are Muslims.
Definition of Turk. 1  1 : a member of any of numerous Asian peoples speaking Turkic languages who live in a region extending from the Balkans to eastern Siberia and western China. 2  2 : a native or inhabitant of Turkey. 3  3 : muslim; specifically : a Muslim subject of the Turkish sultan.