Re: Francis Seymour Stevenson, 1914, pages 144-145

"S_N" <baba_ginka@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> The material shown does not say that the word "Macedonians" was used in 
> 1711. The mention of "Macedonians" here is by the author Francis Seymour

> Stevenson and the date is 1914.
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> SN

Correct, but the author says that in 1711 "proclamations" were sent to the

Macedonians, Albanians, ...., as opposed to "Bulgar(ian)s", Greeks ....


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> "Krater Makedonski" <jordan.apost@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Further to my previous post about the Macedonians in the book The
Travels 
>> of Bertrandon de la Brocquiere in 1432/33, here is another CLEAR
evidence 
>> for the existence of the MACEDONIANS in the 18th C (1711). It is from
the 
>> book "History Of Montenegro" by Francis Seymour Stevenson.
>>
http://makedonika.wordpress.com/2008/04/23/proclamations-sent-to-the-macedonians-in-1711/
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