A travelogue from the late 19th century, The Greece of the Greeks takes the reader on a journey through the Greek landscape, detailing the history and culture of the country. The author, G. A. Perdicaris, was an American citizen who moved to Greece in the mid-1800s and became a prominent figure in the country's politics. The book offers a fascinating glimpse into Greece during the 1800s, with vivid descriptions of its monuments, landscape and people.
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