Excerpt from Documents Inédits Relatifs À l'Histoire De la Grèce Au Moyen Age, Vol. 4: Publié Sous Les Auspices De la Chambre Des Députés De Grèce
L' examen des causes auxquelles le peuple hellène doit le maintien de sa nationalité à travers cette suite d' invasions qui a emporté des nations plus nombreuses, est digne à tous égards de l' attention des historiens.
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