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	AIM25: King's College London College Archives: Anglo-Hellenic League
		The Anglo-Hellenic League was founded in London in 1913 by Dr Ronald Montagu Burrows, Principal of King's College London, William Pember Reeves, Director of the London School of Economics, and two prominent Anglo-Greeks, D J Cassavetti and A C Ionides.
		The main aims of the League were the defence of the `just claims and honour of Greece', the removal of existing prejudices and the prevention of future misunderstandings between the `British and Hellenic races' and also between the `Hellenic and other races of South Eastern Europe'.
		The League held an annual meeting and periodic receptions in London to which eminent British philhellenes and Anglophile Greek dignitaries were invited.
	www.aim25.ac.uk /cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=797&inst_id=6 (453 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Hellenic Football Federation
		It contributes in the organisation of Super League Greece and organizes the Greek football Cup and the Greece national football team.
		The Hellenic Football Federation was founded in 1926, by a decision of the three major Unions of the country (Athens, Piraeus, Thessalonica).
		On 3 July 2006, FIFA ruled that the Hellenic Football Federation was failing to adhere to the principles of the FIFA statues regarding federations' political independence, and as a result the HFF was indefinitely suspended from international football.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Hellenic_Football_Federation (2620 words)

	Hellenic Football League - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Hellenic Football League is an English football league covering the Thames Valley area to the west of London.
		From 2004-05 it is at step 5 of the National League System, as a feeder to the Southern League Division One West.
		The league absorbed the Chiltonian League in 2000, and now has a Premier Division, Division One East and Division One West.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Hellenic_League (101 words)

	Pausanias (general) - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He was responsible for the Greek victory over Mardonius and the Persians at the Battle of Plataea in 479 BC, and was the leader of the Hellenic League created to resist Persian aggression during the Greco-Persian Wars.
		However, when it became clear that Athens would dominate the Hellenic League in Sparta's absence, Sparta sent Pausanias back to command the League's military.
		The curse of the Goddess of the Brazen House; in 478 BC Pausanias, the Spartan regent, was suspected of conspiring with the Persians and was recalled to Sparta, however he was acquitted and then left Sparta of his own accord, taking a trireme from the town of Hermione.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Pausanias_%28general%29 (510 words)

	TheFA.com - NLS Regulations
		The decision as to whether or not a league should be admitted to, and if admitted, their position in the National League System shall be made by the LC and shall be final and binding.
		A league that signifies its acceptance to be bound by these regulations must be in a position to promote and relegate clubs at the conclusion of each season.
		However, in exceptional circumstances a league may seek approval from the LC to elect a club not currently in membership of a league within the National League System provided that there is: (a) a vacancy within its constitution (b) the club meets the entry criteria and (c) promotion and relegation issues have been satisfied.
	www.thefa.com /GrassrootsNew/League/Regulations/?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublisheddefault.htmdefaul (1794 words)

	NonLeagueDaily.com
		After four seasons in the Hellenic League, Didcot re-joined the Metropolitan League and reached the League Cup Final in 1961/62.
		In fact, the club benefitted from Hellenic League rules which prevented Cheltenham Reserves from participating in the Premier Division and Didcot took the second and last promotion spot.
		With home League attendances averaging above 200 the club were pipped for the League title by just one point, but second still represented the best finish for more than 50 years, and the League Challenge Cup was retained with a resounding 5-1 win against Carterton in the Final.
	www.nonleaguedaily.com /spotlight/index.php?id=186 (764 words)

	BBC - Oxford Sport - Non League Football
		At this time the leagues were changed quickly and within the first decade of the 20th century the Berks and Bucks, West Berkshire and Reading Temperance Leagues had all been entered.
		Town remained in the Hellenic League for 35 years, in 1966 and 1975 they were relegated to the First Division but on both occasions won promotion back to the Premier Division at the first attempt.
		After winning the Hellenic League in 1987 and finishing runners up a year later, Town switched to the opposite side of the pyramid and entered the Spartan League for the second time, which they subsequently won at the first attempt.
	www.bbc.co.uk /oxford/sport/abingdon_town.shtml (946 words)

	The Anglo Hellenic League
		The Anglo-Hellenic League, established in 1913, is a charity devoted to
		The League is primarily concerned with charitable and cultural work.
		On the cultural side the League, well-known for its establishment of the
	www.hellenicbookservice.com /ahl.htm (235 words)

	Athenian Empire
		The Hellenic league, formed to combat the Persians, was clearly headed by Sparta.
		In winter of 478, the Delian League was officially formed on the island of Delos.
		In 454, the treasury of the Delian league was moved to Athens.
	www.uvm.edu /~jbailly/courses/clas21/notes/athenianempire.html (1927 words)

	Peloponnesian League
		The Peloponnesian League was, essentially, a loose organization of towns that shared some sentimental ties, like the cult of Heracles and the believe that many of them were Dorians.
		During the Persian War (480-479), the Peloponnesian League was the model of the Hellenic League that fought against the invaders.
		After the Peloponnesian War, in which the Spartans and their allies defeated the Athenians and their allies, the Peloponnesian League continued to exist, even when the Persian king Artaxerxes II Mnemon made the Greeks sign a common peace treaty in which the autonomy of all towns was guaranteed ("the King's peace", 387/386).
	www.livius.org /so-st/sparta/peloponnesian_league.html (918 words)

	Andy Molden's Non League Page
		On the outbreak of the Second World War the club remained in the Senior League and in 1939/40 had both an “A” team and a “B” team in the league, the club had a third XI in the Oxford Minor League, who were champions that season.
		Pressed Steel left the Hellenic League at the end of the 1985/86 season, though the club was reformed as Pressed Steel Fisher in 1989 and the club re-entered the senior league, in 1994/95 they finished second in division one behind Launton Sports.
		Success was soon forthcoming in the Hellenic League, they finished runners-up to Amersham Town in their first season in Hellenic Division One as well as lifting the Division One Cup and the Reserve Section Challenge Cup.
	hometown.aol.co.uk /andrewmolden/myhomepage/football.html (4338 words)

	FreeFind Site Search Results
		Hellenes, were also divided into areas where different dialects...
		Antiochus policy of Hellenization in Judah provoked the rebellion of the Maccabees.
		His attempt to Hellenize Judah, which was riven by factions, provoked the rebellion of Judas Maccabeus (166), who resisted the Seleucids and founded the dynasty of the Hasmodeans
	search.freefind.com /find.html?id=62534245&pid=r&mode=ALL&query=Hellenic (130 words)

	Odysseus Unbound - The Search for Homer's Ithaca - The Authors
		After the Annual General Meeting of the Anglo-Hellenic League at the Reform Club on March 29 there will be a lecture at 18:45 followed by a reception.
		The Anglo-Hellenic League is a registered charity founded in 1913.
		The League’s distinguished publication, The Anglo-Hellenic Review, is a bi-annual magazine for all those with an interest in Greek achievements, both past and present, and includes reviews of books of Greek interest published in the English language.
	www.odysseus-unbound.org /AHL_Mar29.html (837 words)

	Cherry Red Hellenic League in UK Directory: Sport: Non-League
		Information of clubs in the Cherry Red Records Hellenic League, level 8 of the FA League pyramid.
		Official resource covering this Hellenic League football club offers player profiles, match reports, directions and contact details for men's, women's and youth teams.
		Hellenic League Division 1 West football club resource supplies fixtures, results, contact details and a history.
	www.ukdirectory.co.uk /Sport/Category10190793_2.html (349 words)

	Delos
		Concluding the reasons that led to the establishment of the League, it would be valuable to stress the attitude of Sparta towards the fears of the majority of the Greek world and their need for such an alliance.
		The Delian League included the Ionian and Aelian cities of Asia; the islands adjacent to coast from Lesbos to Rhodes; 35 cities from the Hellespont; 35 from Thrace, most of the Cyclades; Euboea except the city of Carystus; and 24 from the region of Caria.
		The economic character of the Delean League followed this type of arrangment till 525 BC when Aristidis was replaced as the financier of the Alliance by Cleon.
	www.greece.org /poseidon/work/islands/cyclades/delos/delos.html (3046 words)

	Plans for the East
		In 337 BC, Philip invited the Greek cities to conclude a peace treaty at the Isthmus of Corinth.
		A year later, an offensive alliance (the League of Corinth) was also established, with the objective of uniting the Greeks in preparation for a campaign against Persia.
		The pretext for this aggressive move was to punish the Persians for the destruction of Greek sanctuaries, although in fact Philip was aiming at consolidating his dominant position among Greeks.
	www.macedonian-heritage.gr /HellenicMacedonia/en/A1.3.4.html (145 words)

	Hungerford Town Football Club
		Senior status was consolidated in the ranks of the Hellenic League in 1958 and the 1960/61 season saw the club win the Hellenic League Benevolent Cup.
		Unfortunately the deadline for ground improvements for League restructure was not met at the end of the 2001/02 season, and a forced relegation to Isthmian Division 2 followed.
		After a single season in Division 2 and despite a respectable 5th place finish on top of a great FA Cup run into the 3 rd qualifying round, the decision was taken to re-join the Hellenic League for the long term benefits to the club.
	www.hungerfordtowncouncil.gov.uk /hungerfordfootball/hungerfordtfc.htm (1081 words)

	Didcot Town FC - The History of Didcot Town Football Club
		After a remarkable 2000-2001 season, where the club remained unbeaten in the League until the middle of February, the club lifted the Berks and Bucks Senior Trophy for the first time in their history with a memorable win over local rivals AFC Wallingford at Chesham.
		To round off another highly successful year more silverware in the form of the Berks and Bucks Senior trophy and the Hellenic League Challenge Cup was also claimed, the latter to make Didcot the first club to win the competition three times in a row.
		The League triumph broke all records with Town becoming the first club to reach more than 100 points in a season in the Hellenic League and the average points per game (2.63) gave Didcot the best record of any club at level 5 or above in British football that year.
	www.didcottownfc.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=56&Itemid=49 (1112 words)

	CHIPPING NORTON TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB
		The Hellenic League is losing a good member club with the withdrawal of Chipping Norton Town, the club since re-joining the League has had a hard core of volunteers running the club and some of the funding has come from the personal involvement of those persons.
		The clubs was originally formed in 1893 and were founder members of The Hellenic League in 1953 after winning the Oxfordshire Senior League for two successive seasons prior to that.
		The Magpies returned to the Hellenic League briefly during the late 80’s but it was a troublesome period and eventually the club ceased playing Senior Football in 1996.
	www.chippingnorton.net /SPORT/chippyFC2005.htm (1798 words)

	Home page of Almondsbury Town FC. Football website from the Sport Italia Hellenic League Division Premier.
		There is also little evidence of any major achievement during a lengthy period in the Bristol + Suburban League and it was not until the 1970’s, some 100 years later, that the side became a force in local soccer.
		It was during this period that the club achieved it, greatest moment, reaching the final of the FA Vase at Wembley in 1979, where they were unfortunately defeated 4-1 by Billericay Town.
		After relegation to the Hellenic League Division One it was realised that total independence was essential to the club’s future progress.
	www.webteams.co.uk /Home.asp?team=almondsburytownfc (1022 words)

	A.Quote Insurance Reading Football league
		The League has six divisions, with the Senior being part of the National League System as a feeder to the Hellenic League.
		Formed in 1988, the League brought together over 100 years of local football, with the merger of the Reading and District and Reading Combination Leagues.
		In addition to the League programme, three Cup competitions are run, which are sponsored by the Berkshire Trophy Centre.
	www.rdgleague.co.uk (127 words)

	Henley Town Football Club - Fans website and magazine
		Henley Town was elected to the Spartan League in 1931.
		In 1957, Henley Town was elected to the Hellenic League, where many successful years climaxed with the 1962/63 season by winning the Oxfordshire Cup and the Hellenic League Benevolent Cup, followed by the Division One championship.
		The 1999/2000 season, which was to be the last of the Chiltonian League before the merger with the Hellenic League, saw Henley Town clinch the League Championship by a record margin of 14 points over nearest challengers Eton Wick.
	www.henleytownfootballfan.co.uk /history.html (850 words)

	League Structures
		League Structures 2005 - 06 What standard of football do we play at ?
		Pegasus Juniors FC play at step 5 in the National Leagues System, of the county clubs only Hereford United play at a higher level.
		The ladies team also play the highest league of football in Herefordshire playing in the West Midlands Women's Division 1.
	www.pegasusjuniors.co.uk /leaguestructures (58 words)

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		Finchampstead FC was founded in 1952 when the presentation of Finchampstead Memorial Park, a memorial ground in honour of those who served and died in the 1939-1945 war, made it possible for a village football team to be formed.
		The team moved into the Chiltonian Football League in the 1987/88 season and finished as Reserve Division One runners-up, an honour achieved again in the 1989/90 season.
		It finished the 2000/01 season as runners-up in the Hellenic Football League Reserve Division Two (East) and was beaten finalists in the Hellenic Football League Reserve Challenge Cup and the Maidenhead Norfolkians' Senior Cup.
	www.finchampsteadfc.co.uk /history.html (1287 words)

	Hellenic Hop (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ardley compete in Division One (West) of the Hellenic League and, as one would expect, their ground at The Playing Fields is aptly named, being no more than a recreation ground.
		However, a decision by the League to re-locate the club in the Southern Division for the 1998/99 season proved fatal.
		The Hellenic League, which covers mainly Oxfordshire, with several clubs in Gloucestershire, North Wiltshire and North Berkshire, must have some of the best named clubs in the whole of English football, and I am dying to visit the likes of Wootton Basset Town, Quarry Nomads, Bishops Cleve, Pegasus Juniors, and Tuffley Rovers.
	www.nomad-online.co.uk /html/hellenic_hop.html (1998 words)

	DaVinci Web Directory - /Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League/Hellenic_League/Division_One_West/ (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HELLENIC LEAGUE: Fish confidentThis is Wiltshire.co.uk,andnbsp;UKandnbsp;- Mar 2, 2007He is definitely for a start.andquot; Elsewhere in the Hellenic League Division One, Cirencester United entertain Hook Norton, and Cricklade entertain Lydney Town.
		NON LEAGUE: Draycott bags six in Marine rompThis is Wiltshire.co.uk,andnbsp;UKandnbsp;- Mar 3, 2007In the Hellenic League Division One West, Cirencester United lost 3-0 at home to Hook Norton and Purton drew 1-1 with Pewsey Vale.
		This is Wiltshire.co.ukSport Italia Hellenic League round-upThis is Wiltshire.co.uk,andnbsp;UKandnbsp;- Feb 16, 2007WOOTTON BASSETT has been badly hit by the weather and have not played a home game this year in Division One West.
	www.bluegrassdavinci.com /ODP/Sports/Soccer/UEFA/England/Non-League/Hellenic_League/Division_One_West/rss.xml (372 words)

	PCN Greets The Athenians
		I have essentially been asked to determine for Rome whether or not the Pan-Hellenic league is taking an aggressive war like tone with Rome, and to decide if any action is needed, or whether you are taking a peaceful tone.
		If that is the case in the future we may need to explore actions against them, and if you were to accept the clause in being a friend and ally of Rome I hope you would accept that.
		I realize you may not want to lose cities in the league, but at the same time, you men are Greeks, the fathers of democracy.
	www.ancientworlds.net /aw/Post/892467 (895 words)

	William Pember Reeves: A Man of Vision
		This story quoted a statement made by William Pember Reeves, the Chairman of the Anglo-Hellenic League in London, regarding the termination of Turkish rule over the Christian populations of Asia Minor.
		He was a Director of Bank of New Zealand from 1908 and held the position of Chairman of Board from 1917 to 1931.
		The examples of the Armenian and Hellenic genocides in 1914-18 would have still been vivid in his mind.
	www.helleniccomserve.com /stavridisreeves.html (1479 words)

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