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Start of eBook	1
THIRD EDITION	1
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION	1
INTRODUCTION	4
I	11
THE TURKISH EMPIRE IN EUROPE	11
THE EARLIER SLAV EMPIRES	13
TURKISH OPPRESSION OF SLAVS	14
GREEK ECCLESIASTICAL DOMINATION OF SLAV	15
SERVIAN INDEPENDENCE	17
GREEK INDEPENDENCE	17
BULGARIAN INDEPENDENCE	18
THE BALKAN COUNTRIES	19
CAUSES OF THE FIRST BALKAN WAR	20
THE BALKAN LEAGUE	21
GREECE AND THE LEAGUE	22
GREEK AND BULGARIAN ANTIPATHIES	23
THE CRETAN PROBLEM	24
MR. VENIZELOS’S SOLUTION	25
THE WAR	26
GREEK MILITARY AND NAVAL OPERATIONS	26
SERB MILITARY OPERATIONS	27
BULGARIAN MILITARY OPERATIONS	28
THE COLLAPSE OF TURKEY	28
THE TERMS OF PEACE	29
II	30
RIVAL AMBITIONS OF THE ALLIES	30
ALBANIA A CAUSE OF FRICTION	31
RECOIL OF SERVIA TOWARD THE AEGEAN	32
TREATY RESTRICTIONS	32
THE APPLE OF DISCORD	33
THE CLAIM OF BULGARIA	34
RACIAL PROPAGANDA IN MACEDONIA	35
RACIAL FACTS AND FALLACIES	36
PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIENCES	37
THE ATTITUDE OF SERVIA	39
PROPOSED REVISION OF TREATY AND ARBITRATION	39
DELAY AND OPPOSITION OF BULGARIA	40
BULGARIA’S UNCOMPROMISING POLICY	41
THE CONCILIATORY SPIRIT OF GREECE	42
BULGARIA BEGINS HOSTILITIES	43
TERMS OF PEACE	44
THE ATTITUDE OF ROUMANIA	45
THE WORK AND REWARD OF MONTENEGRO	46
THE PROBLEM OF ALBANIA	47
THE AEGEAN ISLANDS AND CRETE	48
KING CONSTANTINE	49
COST OF THE WAR	49
THE FUTURE OF THE BALKANS	49

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