King George of Greece
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Thus it had always been for nearly fifty years, and never yet had expectation been disappointed. No small section of the officers of the Army had from the first held apart from the intrigues of the League, and although Colonel Zorbas and his " Council " tried to harass these independents so as to force them into the ranks of the "Young Greeks, " their example was nevertheless so contagious that by degrees a con- siderable part of the Army defected. Voices were THE CRISIS OF 1909 291 raised more... and more loudly among the civil population against the arrogant group of officers, and applications poured in from high and low from the best men of the Army and Navy, begging the King to take vigorous measures against the League, to have the leaders arrested and restore peace to the country. Week by week the indigna- tion rose, and not the least of its causes was the insulting way in which the Princes had been removed from the Army — a proceeding which was as superfluous as it was unjust, seeing that the King's sons on their own initiative asked to be removed from the active list as soon as the first hint of dissatisfaction showed itself.
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Thus it had always been for nearly fifty years, and never yet had expectation been disappointed. No small section of the officers of the Army had from the first held apart from the intrigues of the League, and although Colonel Zorbas and his " Council " tried to harass these independents so as to force them into the ranks of the "Young Greeks, " their example was nevertheless so contagious that by degrees a con- siderable part of the Army defected. Voices were THE CRISIS OF 1909 291 raised more... and more loudly among the civil population against the arrogant group of officers, and applications poured in from high and low from the best men of the Army and Navy, begging the King to take vigorous measures against the League, to have the leaders arrested and restore peace to the country. Week by week the indigna- tion rose, and not the least of its causes was the insulting way in which the Princes had been removed from the Army — a proceeding which was as superfluous as it was unjust, seeing that the King's sons on their own initiative asked to be removed from the active list as soon as the first hint of dissatisfaction showed itself.
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