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The invaders had to adapt their life to the topography and climate of Greece . Although Greece is a small , rough , mountainous country with an area about equal to the state of Maine , its extremely irregular shore line is probably the ...
The invaders had to adapt their life to the topography and climate of Greece . Although Greece is a small , rough , mountainous country with an area about equal to the state of Maine , its extremely irregular shore line is probably the ...
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MACEDON IMPOSES UNITY UPON GREECE In the early period the absolutist Macedonian kings followed a rather consistent philhellenic tendency and aided the Greeks against Persia . When Philip II became king of Macedon ( 359 B.C. ) the ...
MACEDON IMPOSES UNITY UPON GREECE In the early period the absolutist Macedonian kings followed a rather consistent philhellenic tendency and aided the Greeks against Persia . When Philip II became king of Macedon ( 359 B.C. ) the ...
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There remained one task : to lead Greece against Persia . In the year after Chaeroneia , at a congress of Greek states which met at Corinth , Philip organized a Hellenic league against Persia , and had himself named commander - in ...
There remained one task : to lead Greece against Persia . In the year after Chaeroneia , at a congress of Greek states which met at Corinth , Philip organized a Hellenic league against Persia , and had himself named commander - in ...
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