The Ottoman Empire, 1801-1913
The Ottoman Empire, 1801-1913
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Each Power promised to advance ;;^4o,ooo for the initial expenses of the new administration.
Their offer, due to the influence of the Tsar Nicholas II (whose life Prince George had saved in Japan), was accepted ; and on December 21, the Greek Prince landed at Suda. Five days later the admirals left ; and, though the troops of the four Powers still remained, the High Commissioner was the sole responsible authority in the island, while their representatives in Rome under the presidency of Admiral... Canevaro, who had become Italian Foreign Minister, formed a Cretan Areopagos, before which the affairs of the island were still discussed. The Prince's appointment, originally made for three years, lasted for nearly eight ; and for the first five Crete remained tranquil.
Naturally popular with the Christians, he endeavoured to reassure the Mussulmans ; and, if he made a pilgrimage to the historic monastery of Arkddion, he also visited the chief mosque at Canea. ■ Even the Sphakiote chiefs were induced to give up their weapons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each Power promised to advance ;;^4o,ooo for the initial expenses of the new administration.
Their offer, due to the influence of the Tsar Nicholas II (whose life Prince George had saved in Japan), was accepted ; and on December 21, the Greek Prince landed at Suda. Five days later the admirals left ; and, though the troops of the four Powers still remained, the High Commissioner was the sole responsible authority in the island, while their representatives in Rome under the presidency of Admiral... Canevaro, who had become Italian Foreign Minister, formed a Cretan Areopagos, before which the affairs of the island were still discussed. The Prince's appointment, originally made for three years, lasted for nearly eight ; and for the first five Crete remained tranquil.
Naturally popular with the Christians, he endeavoured to reassure the Mussulmans ; and, if he made a pilgrimage to the historic monastery of Arkddion, he also visited the chief mosque at Canea. ■ Even the Sphakiote chiefs were induced to give up their weapons.
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