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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 7 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 60142 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 72 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 turkish 5 Bulgaria 4 Turks 4 Turkey 4 Macedonia 3 greek 3 Servia 3 Serbs 3 Prince 3 King 3 Greece 3 Europe 3 Austria 2 Sultan 2 Serbia 2 Russia 2 Ottoman 2 Montenegro 2 Hungary 2 Greeks 2 Great 2 Empire 2 Emperor 2 Constantinople 2 Church 2 Bosnia 2 Balkan 2 Asia 2 Allies 2 Albania 1 power 1 illustration 1 footnote 1 european 1 christian 1 balkan 1 Zoran 1 Treaty 1 Stubbs 1 St. 1 Slavs 1 Slav 1 Sea 1 Scutari 1 Rumanians 1 Rumania 1 Roumania 1 Porte 1 Petar 1 Pekic Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 815 war 771 time 742 man 553 power 553 day 547 country 507 year 468 people 459 army 426 hand 426 century 375 way 359 state 359 part 339 land 301 nation 288 line 284 place 275 government 269 fact 261 force 253 nothing 252 other 250 race 239 son 230 territory 228 province 226 population 223 officer 222 moment 219 life 213 one 212 question 202 frontier 201 history 198 enemy 197 order 197 empire 195 head 194 thing 193 troop 193 influence 184 number 179 side 177 name 175 position 174 city 173 interest 173 end 170 battle Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 820 Bulgaria 669 _ 651 Serbia 574 Turks 561 Russia 531 Hal 529 Turkey 497 Montenegro 486 Constantinople 485 Europe 468 Greece 466 Austria 448 Chester 444 Prince 421 Macedonia 419 Greeks 401 King 380 Serbs 378 Servia 378 Empire 338 Ottoman 315 Ivan 290 Albania 289 Balkan 271 Sultan 266 Great 264 Colonel 259 Hungary 246 Greek 246 Bulgarians 224 nett 219 Stubbs 219 Bosnia 218 Turk 218 Emperor 192 6d 186 Church 173 Mr. 172 Montenegrin 171 Slavs 170 Rumania 170 Belgrade 169 Treaty 169 Albanians 167 Danube 166 II 165 Anderson 156 Alexander 155 Sea 155 Scutari Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 3108 it 3031 he 2522 i 2053 they 1271 you 1019 them 979 we 918 him 725 me 401 she 289 himself 258 themselves 253 us 179 her 173 itself 59 herself 58 myself 33 one 15 ''s 13 yourself 13 theirs 11 ourselves 8 mine 6 ours 4 his 3 yours 3 hers 2 yourselves 2 thee 2 ''em 1 together-- 1 oneself 1 em 1 before.--campbell Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 14245 be 6017 have 1320 do 1196 say 886 make 872 come 697 take 695 go 578 see 538 know 483 give 390 find 384 leave 358 tell 354 become 326 get 306 call 278 seem 272 bring 266 follow 260 begin 252 think 245 hold 241 look 235 fall 233 ask 226 stand 225 lead 221 meet 216 declare 209 remain 208 turn 208 keep 203 fight 194 pass 186 show 184 want 180 carry 179 send 179 return 177 occupy 175 break 168 draw 167 rise 167 live 164 put 161 speak 155 move 155 hear 152 die Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 2204 not 788 now 785 so 733 more 691 other 680 only 647 great 626 turkish 621 then 557 out 552 up 539 first 495 greek 444 well 432 even 415 many 414 here 411 very 404 much 398 again 390 as 389 long 379 still 372 own 348 also 346 little 317 most 311 too 303 last 301 new 294 same 286 bulgarian 284 never 282 balkan 279 down 273 good 271 back 265 political 248 serb 244 however 243 already 241 far 238 later 235 old 231 there 230 few 224 military 221 once 221 on 221 large Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 good 73 most 69 least 47 great 23 high 22 early 21 bad 20 late 12 Most 11 strong 9 near 9 fine 8 small 8 large 7 rich 7 low 6 old 5 young 5 slight 5 narrow 5 eld 5 deep 4 mean 4 bitter 3 wild 3 wide 3 big 2 statesmanlike 2 short 2 sane 2 reconqu 2 manif 2 holy 2 hard 2 furth 2 friendly 2 fierce 2 fast 2 fair 2 faint 2 brave 2 Whitehall.= 1 wr 1 wise 1 weak 1 strange 1 southernmost 1 sincere 1 safe 1 quick Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 244 most 12 least 5 well 1 worst 1 lest Top 50 Internet domains; "What Webbed places are alluded to in this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top 50 URLs; "What is hyperlinked from this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------- Top 50 email addresses; "Who are you gonna call?" ------------------------------------------------- Top 50 positive assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-noun?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 _ see _ 6 russia declared war 6 russia was not 5 bulgaria had not 5 man did not 3 montenegro declared war 3 russia was now 3 russia was victorious 3 serbia was thus 3 time went on 3 turkey was already 3 turks was as 2 bulgaria became more 2 bulgaria had just 2 bulgaria is generally 2 bulgaria made war 2 bulgaria was greater 2 bulgaria was not 2 bulgaria was now 2 bulgaria was powerless 2 bulgaria were dangerously 2 chester made out 2 country was exhausted 2 day is not 2 days has never 2 europe did not 2 europe had other 2 europe was long 2 greece are generally 2 greece is never 2 greece was equally 2 greece was precipitately 2 greeks were not 2 greeks were still 2 greeks were victorious 2 macedonia is mixed 2 macedonia is not 2 men came on 2 montenegro was now 2 people been more 2 people were all 2 people were friendly 2 people were ready 2 powers are likely 2 powers had really 2 powers were insistent 2 prince taken supreme 2 russia did not 2 russia had already 2 russia was unable Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 bulgaria had not enemies 2 bulgaria left no alternative 2 macedonia is not conterminous 2 russia had no use 2 russia is no longer 2 russia was not ready 2 turkey have no independent 1 bulgaria had no existence 1 bulgaria has no claim 1 bulgaria was no doubt 1 centuries had not half 1 constantinople was no easy 1 constantinople was no longer 1 country had no industry 1 day is no whit 1 day is not only 1 europe were not face 1 greeks had no longer 1 greeks was not very 1 greeks were not far 1 greeks were not successful 1 hal saw no sign 1 hands are not so 1 macedonia was not serb 1 montenegro had no artillery 1 montenegro have not yet 1 people did not even 1 peoples made no effort 1 powers had not only 1 powers have not quite 1 powers made no move 1 russia had no need 1 russia had not yet 1 russia was not then 1 russia was not very 1 russia was not yet 1 serbia had no ground 1 serbia had no help 1 serbs are not particular 1 serbs have not yet 1 time brought no betterment 1 time had not yet 1 time was not altogether 1 time were not complete 1 turkey is no better 1 turks seemed not over 1 turks were not much 1 year were not such 1 years were not only A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 46235 author = Baker, B. Granville (Bernard Granville) title = The Passing of the Turkish Empire in Europe date = keywords = Adrianople; Amurath; Asia; Bajazet; Bulgaria; Chatalja; Church; City; Constantinople; East; Eastern; Emperor; Empire; Europe; Golden; Great; Greeks; Islam; King; Macedonia; Mohammed; Othman; Ottoman; Porte; Prince; Roumania; Sea; Serbs; Servia; St.; Sultan; Turkey; Turks; christian; illustration; turkish summary = here Ottoman armies marched to victory; Bulgars, Greeks, Serbs were the fate of Constantinople, the fate of the Turkish Empire in Europe, Constantinople, like several other great cities, stands upon seven to-day, so it was when the old enemy of the Greeks, the Turk, demanded Not long after Barbarossa''s day a new sea-power began to make Thus the life of this strange people, the Turks, goes on from day to Constantinople for some time when Michael came with an army to claim his people of another great Empire of to-day. Greek ship from Chios fought its way through the Turkish Fleet and came forced their King to declare war on the Porte, and brought no great the following day the Greek fleet had put to sea and the army of the that "a state of war exists to-day between the Turkish Empire and the Turkish rule in Europe are numbered, that the Ottoman Empire this side id = 19669 author = Durham, M. E. (Mary Edith) title = Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle date = keywords = Albania; Albanians; Austria; Belgrade; Bosnia; Bulgaria; Cetinje; England; Europe; Government; Great; Greeks; King; Minister; Montenegrins; Montenegro; Nikola; Petar; Prince; Russia; Scutari; Serbia; Serbs; Slav; Turks; power; turkish summary = of the Great Serb Empire of the Middle Ages was what Montenegro surprised him most was that the English thought Russia a Great Power Twice had I visited Montenegro and had heard much of Great Serbia. visited Montenegro I now proposed seeing other Serb lands, did not Of Serb politics I knew at that time little beyond the fact that Russia for aid, and a Russian Minister was sent to Serbia along with branches of the Serb race--Serbia and Montenegro--now began. long as even a handful of Serbs lived in a place Russia would claim Serbia, and all was part of Russia''s new Balkan plans in which Albanians retained some of the said lands in spite of the Powers. "is the land the Serbs called Old Serbia. of his position, with enemy lands, Austria, Montenegro and Serbia on Russia seems to have been doubtful about Montenegro, for the Serb id = 12805 author = Hayes, Clair W. (Clair Wallace) title = The Boy Allies in the Balkan Campaign; Or, the Struggle to Save a Nation date = keywords = Anderson; Chester; Colonel; Edwards; Hal; Ivan; Montenegrin; Nicolas; Nikol; Stubbs summary = "Oh, I guess you won''t die, Mr. Stubbs," said Hal, chuckling a bit "Man wig-wagging forward, Hal," said Chester. "Well, you did a pretty good job, Stubbs," said Colonel Anderson. "Oh, come on and let him be, Chester," said Hal. more level trail to the right, and Colonel Edwards, Hal and Stubbs moving Hal just looked at the little man but said nothing. "I''ll tell you how it came about," said Chester, smiling at Ivan. "I am sure of it," smiled Hal. Ivan, in turning, cast his eye upon the little dwarfed figure of Nikol. "Come now, Mr. Stubbs," said Chester, "you don''t mean to tell me you have "Is that you, Hal, Chester?" came Stubbs'' voice again. "You''re getting as bad as Stubbs, Hal," said Chester. "Three of us," said Hal, indicating Chester, Colonel Anderson and "You''re right, Hal," said Chester. Hal, Chester, Colonel Anderson, Nikol and Ivan slept. id = 11716 author = Mitrany, David title = The Balkans: A History of Bulgaria—Serbia—Greece—Rumania—Turkey date = keywords = Asia; Austria; Balkan; Bosnia; Bulgaria; Church; Constantinople; Danube; Emperor; Empire; Europe; Greece; Hungary; King; Macedonia; Montenegro; Osmanli; Ottoman; Prince; Rumania; Rumanians; Russia; Serbia; Serbs; Slavs; Sultan; Treaty; Turkey; Turks; european; footnote; greek; turkish summary = A HISTORY OF BULGARIA--SERBIA--GREECE--RUMANIA--TURKEY A HISTORY OF BULGARIA--SERBIA--GREECE--RUMANIA--TURKEY Greeks, who vied with the Turks in suppressing Bulgarian nationality. neighbouring countries, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Greece, claims both Jewish, while in the country districts Turkish, Albanian, Greek, Bulgar, be Bulgar, or Serb, or Greek, that when the agony of the Ottoman Empire Macedonia had been successively under Greek, Bulgar, and Serb, before political frontier between Serbia and Bulgaria, starting in the north from century saw a revival of Turkish power; Krete was added to their empire, In Serbia and Montenegro the result of the two successive Balkan Wars, vitality of Greek politics--the self-governing, self-sufficing city-state. Greek nation from the Ottoman Empire as to make it the ruling element in The Balkan War of 1912 doomed the Ottoman power in Europe, but left its free themselves from Turkish, Greek, and Russian political influence, Greek, Serbian, and Bulgarian nationals in Macedonia. id = 30902 author = Reynolds, Mack title = Expediter date = keywords = Comrade; Jankez; Josip; Kardelj; Pekic; Zoran summary = The knock at the door came in the middle of the night, as Josip Pekic The first of the zombi twins said expressionlessly, "Comrade Josip Aleksander Kardelj was Number Two. Right-hand man of Zoran Jankez Number One. Josip could hardly remember so far back that Zoran Jankez wasn''t head Comrade Jankez, never a Telly newscast but that Number One was brought Josip Pekic followed Aleksander Kardelj in a daze, through a door to "Yes, Comrade Jankez," Josip got out. The Party head looked hopelessly at first Josip and then Kardelj. Jankez looked at his right-hand man heavily. Kardelj and then at Josip Pekic. Kardelj said jocularly, "You answer only to us, Comrade Pekic. Even as his right-hand man looked up from his work, Jankez was "Under direct authority of Comrade Zoran Jankez." He looked at the Josip Pekic looked at the guard for a long moment. id = 11676 author = Schurman, Jacob Gould title = The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913 Third Edition date = keywords = Allies; Austria; Balkan; Bulgaria; Greece; Hungary; Macedonia; Servia; Turkey; greek; turkish summary = Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, and Servia allied against Turkey; and in the second war Greece, Montenegro, and Servia were joined by Bulgaria, Greece, Servia, and Montenegro been divided amongst the neutral spectator of the first Balkan War. Of course Bulgaria was second Balkan War. The relations of Austria-Hungary to Servia had During the war of the Balkan Allies against Turkey Servia made one To-day the Balkan nations are the pawns of the Great Powers who are Greece, Servia, Roumania, and Bulgaria. Macedonia lies between Greece, Servia, and Bulgaria. declared against Turkey by Bulgaria, Servia, Montenegro, and Greece. and Servia within three days in a war against Turkey. the war between Bulgaria and her late allies, that Mr. Venizelos of Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, and Servia at the close of the War madness for Bulgaria to force war upon Greece, Servia, and Now if every other nation--Greek, Servian, Bulgarian--which had id = 36192 author = Schurman, Jacob Gould title = The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913 Second Edition date = keywords = Albania; Allies; Bulgaria; Greece; Macedonia; Servia; Turkey; Turks; balkan; greek; turkish summary = Bulgaria out of Central Macedonia, which was annexed by Greece and Montenegro, and Servia allied against Turkey; and in the second war Greece, Montenegro, and Servia were joined by Roumania in the war independent states of Greece, Servia, {8} Roumania, and Bulgaria. Macedonia, Greece, Albania, Servia, and Dalmatia; leaving only to the Scarcely had Servia won her freedom when the Greek war of independence Bulgaria 96,300; of Greece 64,600; of Servia 48,300; and of Montenegro October, 1912, war was declared against Turkey by Bulgaria, Servia, during the late war he had sacrificed Greek interests to Bulgaria but Armies of Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, and Servia at the close of the Saloniki, and that at a time when the Greek people were criticizing Mr. Venizelos for having allowed the Bulgarians to occupy regions in madness for Bulgaria to force war upon Greece, Servia, and Montenegro Now if every other nation--Greek, Servian, Bulgarian--which had