Turkey And Its People
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If the story be true that William, afterwards the fourth king of that name, wrote on the dispatch to his old shipmate, Sir Edward Codrington, who was in command of the three fleets, " Go it, Ned/' and that this pre- cipitated the action, we may regard the act as a happy indiscretion.
But the story of the revolution, always bearing in mind its happy issue, is grim and ugly. It is one of struggles between Greek and Albanian generals who distrusted each other, of contests between primates, of warf...are of one section against another for the glorification of private levenge, of personal jealousies, of blood-feuds, treacheries, desertions to the Turks and back again, of intrigues, of political and private murders in the name of patriotism ; of the murder of prisoners on both sides, and withal of splendid acts of bravery by land and sea ; it was a period of chaos, of wild confusion, the struggles of slaves with great and glorious traditions but also with the vices of slaves, to become free. The idea of patriotism seemed at times to be entirely forgotten in the desire for selfish triumph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the story be true that William, afterwards the fourth king of that name, wrote on the dispatch to his old shipmate, Sir Edward Codrington, who was in command of the three fleets, " Go it, Ned/' and that this pre- cipitated the action, we may regard the act as a happy indiscretion.
But the story of the revolution, always bearing in mind its happy issue, is grim and ugly. It is one of struggles between Greek and Albanian generals who distrusted each other, of contests between primates, of warf...are of one section against another for the glorification of private levenge, of personal jealousies, of blood-feuds, treacheries, desertions to the Turks and back again, of intrigues, of political and private murders in the name of patriotism ; of the murder of prisoners on both sides, and withal of splendid acts of bravery by land and sea ; it was a period of chaos, of wild confusion, the struggles of slaves with great and glorious traditions but also with the vices of slaves, to become free. The idea of patriotism seemed at times to be entirely forgotten in the desire for selfish triumph.
What to read after Turkey And Its People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Pears to read onlineMoreLess
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