Constantine I And the Greek People
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But I was unable to establish by whom the firing was done. In Athens proper, at noon, it looked very un- likely that any attempt at an uprising would be 465 CONSTANTINE I AND THE GREEK PEOPLE made. The calculations of the Venizelists had badly miscarried. The admiral had been vic- torious only in a way to bind him hand and foot. The city had not been denuded of troops, as squads of Greek marines were patrolling the streets. Order was being rigidly maintained. French and British officers engaged... in the con- trol of the posts and telegraphs went about in uniform, unmolested. A British naval officer came from the Piraeus to tea at the British lega- tion. He knew nothing of the fighting. In the train with him were two Greek infantry officers. The train was fired upon by the British from Nymphs Hill, to the utter bewilderment of the naval officer. At the Athens station one of the Greek officers summoned two Greek marines. "Where are you going?" the Greek officer asked the Englishman. "To the legation, " he answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I was unable to establish by whom the firing was done. In Athens proper, at noon, it looked very un- likely that any attempt at an uprising would be 465 CONSTANTINE I AND THE GREEK PEOPLE made. The calculations of the Venizelists had badly miscarried. The admiral had been vic- torious only in a way to bind him hand and foot. The city had not been denuded of troops, as squads of Greek marines were patrolling the streets. Order was being rigidly maintained. French and British officers engaged... in the con- trol of the posts and telegraphs went about in uniform, unmolested. A British naval officer came from the Piraeus to tea at the British lega- tion. He knew nothing of the fighting. In the train with him were two Greek infantry officers. The train was fired upon by the British from Nymphs Hill, to the utter bewilderment of the naval officer. At the Athens station one of the Greek officers summoned two Greek marines. "Where are you going?" the Greek officer asked the Englishman. "To the legation, " he answered.
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