Reports And Letters of American Missionaries Referring to the Distribution of N
Reports And Letters of American Missionaries Referring to the Distribution of N
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Eleven students and three teachers went. (P. 19. ) 74 79.
THE ROCHESTER (N. Y. ) HERALD September 28. 1913. PERFIDIOUS GREECE, Letter of Rev. L. P. Ostrander.
"There is much I should like to write about the last war and the recent political events in the Balkans, but I can't go into details just now. Bulgaria's diplomacy seems to have been sadly deficient and shortsighted, but at the same time it must be remembered that she was standing out for the realization of a long cherished national ideal... and for the retention of what she had gallantly won at the cost of tremendous sacrifices of men and money. Any other nation would have done the same in her position. There cannot be the slightest doubt that Greece and Servia were conspiring to crush her for months while still her allies and while she was upholding single handed their common cause, while the conduct of Roumania was too disgraceful for words.
BULGARIA FORCED TO YIELD.
"I believe that, without the interference of Roumania and Turkey, Bulgaria would have eventually defeated Servia and Greece, but these attacks in her rear paralysed her army and compelled her to accept almost any terms that her enemies chose to dictate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eleven students and three teachers went. (P. 19. ) 74 79.
THE ROCHESTER (N. Y. ) HERALD September 28. 1913. PERFIDIOUS GREECE, Letter of Rev. L. P. Ostrander.
"There is much I should like to write about the last war and the recent political events in the Balkans, but I can't go into details just now. Bulgaria's diplomacy seems to have been sadly deficient and shortsighted, but at the same time it must be remembered that she was standing out for the realization of a long cherished national ideal... and for the retention of what she had gallantly won at the cost of tremendous sacrifices of men and money. Any other nation would have done the same in her position. There cannot be the slightest doubt that Greece and Servia were conspiring to crush her for months while still her allies and while she was upholding single handed their common cause, while the conduct of Roumania was too disgraceful for words.
BULGARIA FORCED TO YIELD.
"I believe that, without the interference of Roumania and Turkey, Bulgaria would have eventually defeated Servia and Greece, but these attacks in her rear paralysed her army and compelled her to accept almost any terms that her enemies chose to dictate.
What to read after Reports And Letters of American Missionaries Referring to the Distribution of N?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vladimir a Tsanoff to read onlineMoreLess
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