Table of Contents

Introduction


High Commissioners and Governors


Bibliography


Chapter 1: British Vacillation, 1878-1907


I. Dispatch of Walter Sendall, 29 January 1893


II. Dispatch of Walter Sendall, 23 April 1895


III. Letter of Walter Sendall, 23 April 1895


IV. Dispatch of W. F. Haynes-Smith, 28 November 1901


V. Dispatch of W. F. Haynes-Smith, 30 August 1902


Chapter 2: Churchill's Visit and the Aftermath, 1907-1926


I. Dispatch of C. A. King-Harman, 21 October 1907


II. Dispatches of H. Goold-Adams, 27 June 1912


III. Dispatch of H. Goold-Adams, 20 November 1914


IV. Dispatch of J. C. D. Fenn, 16 December 1920


V. Dispatch of Malclm Stevenson, 13 April 1921


VI. Dispatch of Malcolm Stevenson, 15 May 1925


VII. Dispatch from the Treasury, 19 November 1926


Chapter 3: British Debate and Rising Demand for Enosis, 1929-1931


I. Dispatch from R. Nicholson, 6 February 1929


II. The Greek Press and Athletes, 8 April 1929


III. Memorial, 20 July 1929


IV. Reactions to Memorial, November 1929-February 1930


Chapter 4: The Riots of 1931 and the British Response, 1931-1935


I. Storrs' Report on the "Disturbances of October 1931," 11 February 1932


II. Dispatch of R. Storrs, 25 November 1931


III. The Toynbee Affair; the Greek Press, April-July 1932


IV. Amendment of the Criminal Code, June 1932


V. Letter from R. Storrs, 9 June 1932


VI. Enosis Appeal from Greece and the Greek Angle, 1932


VII. Dispatch of H. R. Palmer, 19 June 1934


Chapter 5: Prelude to the Struggle, 1935-1950


I. British Policy in Cyprus, September 1935


II. Letter of H. R. Palmer, 4 June 1938


III. Petition from Greece for Enosis, 8 October 1938


IV. Statement for Enosis, January-March 1939


V. "Greater Greece" Movement, 27 May 1941


VI. Dispatch from C. C. Woolley, 9 June 1943


VII. Dispatch from A. B. Wright, 5 December 1949


VIII. Visit of Cyprus Ethnarchy Delegation to the United States, 1950


Index

About the Author

Andreas G. Orphanides is Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the President of the European Association of Higher Education Institutions (EURASHE) that represents over 1400 European universities, polytechnics and other higher education institutions

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