The Story of Greece
The Story of Greece
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Presently a skilful interpreter came forward — that " sundry and strange " Themistocles of whom we have spoken.
Themistocles would have it — and he gave admi- rable reasons for his belief — that the wooden wall meant a wall of ships : nothing more, nothing less.
He induced them therefore — these acute, chameleon- tempered Athenians, as changeable as a rainbow, as fickle as an April shower — to take, not to their heels, but to their triremes ; and to that end convert the money which he had got t...hem to lay up against a rainy day into vessels additional to the two hundred which they had originally constructed for the ^ginctan war. This -^ginetan war thus proved really the indirect cause of the salvation of Greece, for it forced Athens to become a maritime power, THE DREAM OF XERXES 333 and induced her to keep on hand the one means by which alone she could hope successfully to resist the Persians. The two hundred ships had not been used for the purpose for which they had been built, but they became a help indeed to Hellas now in this supreme hour of need.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently a skilful interpreter came forward — that " sundry and strange " Themistocles of whom we have spoken.
Themistocles would have it — and he gave admi- rable reasons for his belief — that the wooden wall meant a wall of ships : nothing more, nothing less.
He induced them therefore — these acute, chameleon- tempered Athenians, as changeable as a rainbow, as fickle as an April shower — to take, not to their heels, but to their triremes ; and to that end convert the money which he had got t...hem to lay up against a rainy day into vessels additional to the two hundred which they had originally constructed for the ^ginctan war. This -^ginetan war thus proved really the indirect cause of the salvation of Greece, for it forced Athens to become a maritime power, THE DREAM OF XERXES 333 and induced her to keep on hand the one means by which alone she could hope successfully to resist the Persians. The two hundred ships had not been used for the purpose for which they had been built, but they became a help indeed to Hellas now in this supreme hour of need.
What to read after The Story of Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison James Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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