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

"Krater Makedonski" <jordan.apost@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "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
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> 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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Nothing "opposed" - It is clear that Stevenson was using the notions of
his 
day when writing about events from the 18th c.
And yes, in 1914, the term "Macedonians" has been used to describe all the

inhabitants of what then was called Macedonia:
have you ever heard of IMRO ?