Реферат: A War Of Independence Essay Research Paper

once more left out of the game. Bearing in mind the above are we to assert that, out of this

Treaty the Greek nation found itself worse off than before? For the Greeks it had been a success

the fact that were recognized as a state in a so perplexed context of international interests that

were pursued by politicians and diplomats who employed all their skills. What the Greeks had

achieved at that time was a miracle.

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