The Greek Revolution and the Violent Birth of Nationalism

Frontmatter
Dedication
Epigraph
Contents
List of Maps
Transliteration, Names, and Dates
Notes of Thanks
Introduction: The Greek Revolution and Our Modern World
1. The Ottoman Crisis in the Southern Balkans
2. Russia Changes the Balkans
3. Imperial Crossroads: The Napoleonic Wars in the Ionian Islands
4. The Magic Lantern of Empire: Greeks on the March for France since 1797
5. Enchanted: Ottoman Christians, Imperial Service, and National Myth
6. Ottoman Echoes: The New Empires and Balkan Politics
7. Capo d’Istria, Kapodistriia, Kapodistrias: A Short History of Europe, 1776–1831
8. The Greek Merchant Conquers, and Becomes Greek: The Russian Origins of the Greek Revolution
9. Greece-on-Danube: A New Conspiracy and a New Uprising, 1814–21
10. Outbreak, 1821: The Elite Rupture in the Morea
11. The Nation, Unbound
12. The Nation, Limited
13. Republics of the Privileged: Greece in 1823
14. The Second Revolution, 1824: London Bonds, Roumeli, and the Sack of the Morea
15. The Time of Ibrahim
16. Europe Mobilizes
Epilogue: Violence, Empire, and the Nation
Notes
Sources and Readings
Index