Greece, Ancient and Modern: Third Course: Constitutions and Orators of Greece. Fourth Course: Modern Greece (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781142272708)

Greece, Ancient and Modern by Cornelius Conway Felton offers a detailed exploration of Greek history and political thought. This volume, comprising the third and fourth courses of study, delves into the constitutions and orators of ancient Greece, providing valuable insights into the foundations of Western political systems. The text also examines modern Greece, offering a comparative perspective on the evolution of Greek society and governance.

Felton's work is a comprehensive resource for students and scholars interested in understanding the enduring legacy of Greek civilization. Its detailed analysis of key historical figures and political institutions makes it an essential addition to any collection focused on ancient and modern history.

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