The Balkans
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In March 1822 the Samians landed a force onKhios and besieged the Turkish garrison, which was relieved after threeweeks by the arrival of the Ottoman fleet. A month later the Greek fleetlikewise appeared on the scene, and on June 18 a Psariot captain, Constantine Kanaris, actually destroyed the Ottoman flag-ship by a daringfire-ship attack. Upon this the Ottoman fleet fled back as usual to theDardanelles; yet the only consequence was the complete devastation, inrevenge, of helpless Khios. The l...ong-shielded prosperity of the island wasremorselessly destroyed, the people were either enslaved or massacred, andthe victorious fleet had to stand by as passively this time as at thedestruction of Kydhonies the season before. In the following summer, again, the same fate befell Trik
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In March 1822 the Samians landed a force onKhios and besieged the Turkish garrison, which was relieved after threeweeks by the arrival of the Ottoman fleet. A month later the Greek fleetlikewise appeared on the scene, and on June 18 a Psariot captain, Constantine Kanaris, actually destroyed the Ottoman flag-ship by a daringfire-ship attack. Upon this the Ottoman fleet fled back as usual to theDardanelles; yet the only consequence was the complete devastation, inrevenge, of helpless Khios. The l...ong-shielded prosperity of the island wasremorselessly destroyed, the people were either enslaved or massacred, andthe victorious fleet had to stand by as passively this time as at thedestruction of Kydhonies the season before. In the following summer, again, the same fate befell Trik
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbes Nevill to read onlineMoreLess
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