ABSTRACT

First Published in 1966.The aim of this series is to sketch the history of Modern Europe, with that of its chief colonies and conquests, from about the end of the fifteenth century down to the present time. The series is intended for the use of all persons anxious to u1lderstand the nature of existing political conditions. The present work has been based, wherever possible, upon the original documents, and is the result of many years' study of the Eastern Question.

chapter II|15 pages

Napoleon in the Near East (1801-15)

chapter III|12 pages

The Servian Risings (1804-17)

chapter IV|13 pages

The Preface of Greek Independence (1815-21)

chapter V|35 pages

The War of Greek Independence (1821-9)

chapter VI|19 pages

The Creation of the Greek Kingdom (1829-33)

chapter VIII|18 pages

Greece Under Bavarian Autocracy (1833-43)

chapter IX|25 pages

The Greek and Ionian Constitutions (1843-53)

chapter X|45 pages

The Crimean War (1853-6)

chapter XII|28 pages

The Cession of the Ionian Islands (1862-4)

chapter XIV|19 pages

The Roumanian and Servian Questions (1862-75)

chapter XV|20 pages

The Bulgarian Exarchate (1870-5)

chapter XVI|43 pages

The Balkan Crisis of 1875-8

chapter XVII|28 pages

The Union of the Two Bulgarias (1878-87)

chapter XVIII|47 pages

Armenia, Crete, and Macedonia (1887-1908)

chapter XIX|24 pages

The Turkish Revolution (1908-12)

chapter XX|25 pages

The Balkan League and its Results (1912-14)

chapter XXI|28 pages

The Near East in the European War (1914-23)