First published in 1861, The History of Modern Greece is a classic account of one of the most fascinating and turbulent periods in European history. From the Roman conquest to the struggles for independence and the establishment of a modern democracy, James Emerson Tennent provides a sweeping overview of the key events and personalities that shaped the nation. He also provides detailed insights into the culture, society, and economy of Greece, making this book an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of this proud and ancient land.

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