A new narrative of the Revolution, simple, juicy, colorful, impresses the main points of the war in the reader's mind, highlighting the actions of the European Powers and, presenting the deep-rooted biases, shows the need to learn in order to be able to change.

With its broad strokes, it serves as a guide for anyone approaching the Greek Revolution for the first time. With the new perspectives it introduces, it challenges the knowledgeable to engage in debate.

Easy to read but not superficial, this small History, like a good novel, invites you to daydream, to get angry, to admire, but mainly to think, to judge, to question, to contrast, so that you approach the past with the burning awareness that it lives and acts even today, thus, if you know it, you can tame it, while if you ignore it, you leave it uncontrolled, determining a large part of your life.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]