Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from War Songs of the Greeks: And Other Poems
The tide of Turkish invasion swept northwards till the Black Sea had become a Turkish lake, and south wards till the Peloponnesos was covered. The Turkish forces pressed deep into Hungary; they landed in Italy; Malta was saved as by a miracle. The spirit of Hellenism had indeed escaped from her bonds, and had transformed the world; but Hellas herself was enslaved, and lay prostrate beneath the feet of the Infidel.
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