The Orthodox Church and independent Greece, 1821-1852

Charles A. Frazee

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Byzantine Studies and History Balkans: History, Politics, Society Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies

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Preface Acknowledgements 1. The Patriarchate and the Church under the Ottomans 2. Prelude to revolt 3. The year of revolution, 1821 4. The Church and the War of Independence, 1822-1827 5. The Greek Church under the Presidency of Ioannis Kapodistrias 6. The Regency of King Otho and the establishment of the Autocephalous Church of Greece 7. The Greek Church under the independent Synod, 1835-1850 8. The Synodal Tomos and its reception in Greece Conclusion Bibliography Index.

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