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First published 1926, Republished by HEC 2007, 232 pages 17x24mm

The book describes the period of Mr. Horton's services as a US Consul in Greece. It starts in 1893 up to 1924 and describes his 30 years representation of United States in Athens, Smyrna, Thessaloniki, Smyrna, and Budapest. Into this book you can read his love towards Hellenism starting with his first view, from the arriving steamer, of Parthenon. Hellenic Electronic Center (HEC) re-published this book in 2007. The publishing was financed by AHEPA-Athens HJ-1

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