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The modern Greeks are a very mixed race ; though not more mixed than the modern English . ... Yet we generally rather boast ourselves of our mingled ancestry ; while the mingled ancestry of the Greek is supposed to make him an unworthy ...
The modern Greeks are a very mixed race ; though not more mixed than the modern English . ... Yet we generally rather boast ourselves of our mingled ancestry ; while the mingled ancestry of the Greek is supposed to make him an unworthy ...
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Greece and the Greeks were made for disunion , for local , party , and personal quarrels . ... The modern Greek , too , concentrates his attention on political and intellec- tual excitement ; he has his legislative chamber , his free ...
Greece and the Greeks were made for disunion , for local , party , and personal quarrels . ... The modern Greek , too , concentrates his attention on political and intellec- tual excitement ; he has his legislative chamber , his free ...
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We will now , with the help of these writers , of the work of Mr. Finlay , and those of some earlier authors , attempt to give a sketch of the history and condition of the Greek nation down to the outbreak of the Greek Revolution .
We will now , with the help of these writers , of the work of Mr. Finlay , and those of some earlier authors , attempt to give a sketch of the history and condition of the Greek nation down to the outbreak of the Greek Revolution .
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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