This is a reprint of the classical study by Pickard-Cambridge about Greece's most famous political orator, Demosthenes. It deals with his role in the last struggle of the Greeks for freedom against the Macedonian Empire.
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Demosthenes and the Last Days of Greek Freedom 384-322 BC
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1Table of contents
- PREFATORY NOTE
- CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
- DEMOSTHENES
- CHAPTER I. THE YOUTH AND TRAINING OF DEMOSTHENES
- CHAPTER II. GREECE FROM 4 0 4 TO 359
- CHAPTER III. THE ATHENIAN STATE IN THE FOURTH CENTURY B.C.
- CHAPTER IV. THE BEGINNING OF DEMOSTHENES' CAREER
- CHAPTER V. THE RISE OF PHILIP
- CHAPTER VI. THE OLYNTHIAN WAR
- CHAPTER VII. THE FIRST EMBASSY TO PHILIP
- CHAPTER VIII. THE SECOND EMBASSY AND THE PEACE OF PHILOCRATES
- CHAPTER IX. THE NOMINAL PEACE AND THE RENEWAL OF THE WAR
- CHAPTER X. CHAERONEIA
- CHAPTER XI. AFTER CELERONEIA
- CHAPTER XII. GREECE IN THE ABSENCE OF ALEXANDER
- CHAPTER XIII. THE AFFAIR OF HARPALUS AND THE LAMIAN WAR
- CHAPTER XIV. CONCLUSION
- INDEX