Revolt in Crete

James W. Stanton



Revolt in Crete by James W. Stanton is a historical account set in Crete during the insurrection of 1866-1869.

Non-Fiction.

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The book provides a detailed account of the insurgency in Crete during the years 1866-1868, a time when the island's population rebelled against Ottoman rule. It captures the socio-political context leading up to the insurrection, depicting the Cretan people's longing for liberation and union with Greece. The narrative includes vivid descriptions of the key figures, battles, and strategies deployed by the Cretans and their allies, as well as the responses from the Ottoman authorities. The author also delves into the broader international reactions to the conflict, highlighting the support and opposition from various global powers and the subsequent implications for Crete and the region.

This book is approximately 49,600 words.

Key terms: Crete, Greece, history, insurrection, 1866-1868, 1866 uprising, Cretan revolt, 19th century, Greek history, rebellion, Ottoman Empire, Cretan history, historical events, conflict, Cretan struggle

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