The North American Review volume 127
The North American Review volume 127
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Thus Austria is at this moment, under the treaty, militarily oc cupying two provinces of Turkey in order to reform them, and is reducing the numbers hereafter to be reformed by a pre liminary process of extermination. England has undertaken to reform the whole of Asiatic Turkey, and has appropriated Cy prus. Europe generally has taken charge of Eastern Roumelia by means of a commission which the great powers have ap pointed, in the wild delusion that they will be able to introduce reforms by pe...aceable methods ; and Greece is clamoring for some neighboring Turkish provinces, on the simple ground, as enunci ated by a late official circular, that they are necessary in order to increase the happiness of Greeks generally, and her right to ob tain territory on this principle has been formally established by a clause in the Treaty of Berlin, and will doubtless sooner or later be gratified at the cost of much bloodshed.
It is certainly a remarkable phenomenon that the nineteenth century should have witnessed the civilized powers of Europe framing a treaty upon precisely the same principles as those which justified the crusades of the middle ages, directed against the same religion, and involving an equal amount of bloodshed and misery in almost the same region.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Austria is at this moment, under the treaty, militarily oc cupying two provinces of Turkey in order to reform them, and is reducing the numbers hereafter to be reformed by a pre liminary process of extermination. England has undertaken to reform the whole of Asiatic Turkey, and has appropriated Cy prus. Europe generally has taken charge of Eastern Roumelia by means of a commission which the great powers have ap pointed, in the wild delusion that they will be able to introduce reforms by pe...aceable methods ; and Greece is clamoring for some neighboring Turkish provinces, on the simple ground, as enunci ated by a late official circular, that they are necessary in order to increase the happiness of Greeks generally, and her right to ob tain territory on this principle has been formally established by a clause in the Treaty of Berlin, and will doubtless sooner or later be gratified at the cost of much bloodshed.
It is certainly a remarkable phenomenon that the nineteenth century should have witnessed the civilized powers of Europe framing a treaty upon precisely the same principles as those which justified the crusades of the middle ages, directed against the same religion, and involving an equal amount of bloodshed and misery in almost the same region.
What to read after The North American Review volume 127?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas M Thomas March Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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