The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913
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And though schools and churches were provided byGreeks, Servians, and Bulgarians to satisfy the spiritual andintellectual needs of their kinsmen in Macedonia, there was alwaysthe ulterior (which was generally the dominant) object of stakingout claims in the domain soon to drop from the paralyzed hand of theTurk. The bishops may have been good shepherds of their flocks, butthe primary qualification for the office was, I imagine, the gift ofaggressive political leadership. The Turkish government ...now favoredone nationality and now another as the interests of the momentseemed to suggest. With an impish delight in playing off Slavagainst Greek and Servian against Bulgarian, its action onapplications for bishoprics was generally taken with a view toembarrassing the rival Christian nationalities. And it could whennecessary keep the propagandists within severe limits. TheBulgarians grew bold after securing so many bishoprics in thenineties and the bishop at Uskub thought to open new schools andchurches.
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And though schools and churches were provided byGreeks, Servians, and Bulgarians to satisfy the spiritual andintellectual needs of their kinsmen in Macedonia, there was alwaysthe ulterior (which was generally the dominant) object of stakingout claims in the domain soon to drop from the paralyzed hand of theTurk. The bishops may have been good shepherds of their flocks, butthe primary qualification for the office was, I imagine, the gift ofaggressive political leadership. The Turkish government ...now favoredone nationality and now another as the interests of the momentseemed to suggest. With an impish delight in playing off Slavagainst Greek and Servian against Bulgarian, its action onapplications for bishoprics was generally taken with a view toembarrassing the rival Christian nationalities. And it could whennecessary keep the propagandists within severe limits. TheBulgarians grew bold after securing so many bishoprics in thenineties and the bishop at Uskub thought to open new schools andchurches.
What to read after The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schurman, Jacob Gould, 1854-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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