[110] Under the Acroceraunian Mountains.
[111] M. Gabriel Louis Jaray. Cf. his Les Albanais (Paris, 1920) and his other writings on the Albanians.
[112] Cf. A History of the Peace Conference of Paris. Edited by H. W. V. Temperley, vols. iv. and v. London, 1921.
[113] Elias Regnault, Histoire politique et sociale des Principautés Danubiennes. Paris, 1885.
[114] The more advanced Roumanians of the plain also apply this term to their countrymen who live among the Roumanian mountains or, in Serbia, amid the heights of Požarevac and Kraina. It signifies a stupid fellow, one from the wilderness.
[115] February 13, 1919.
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CONCLUSION: A FEW NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
The Slovenes and the Serbs—The Montenegrins and the Serbs—The Croats and the Serbs—Serb and Bulgar.