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Mavrofrydes was professor of Greek literature in the
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Pesmazoglou also founded the
Privileged Company for the Protection of Currants (Eniaia or Eniea) as well as the Wine and Alcohol Company as measures to combat the acute financial crisis resulting from the plummeting prices of
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Stefanos became a journalist, founding the newspaper
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