).
The following will be found useful for the Croats: V. Klai[c], _Povjest
Hrvata_ (Zagreb, 1899 ff., 5 vols.); R. Horvat, _Najnovije doba hrvatske
povjesti_ (Zagreb, 1906); Milan Marjanovi[c], _Hrvatski pokret_ (Dubrovnik,
1903-04, 2 vols.); L. V. Berezin, _Khorvatsi[ia], Slavoni[ia], Dalmatsi[ia]
i Voenna[ia] Granitsa_ (St. Petersburg, 1879); I. Kulakovski[i],
_Illirizm_ (Warsaw, 1894); T. Smi[c]iklas, _Hrvatska narodna ideja_
(Rad Jugo-Slavenski Akad. 1xxx); V. Zagorsky, _Francois Ra[c]ki et la
renaissance scientifique et politique de la Croatie 1828-1894_ (Paris,
1909).
For the Serbs, a few of the fundamental works are: L. Kova[c]evi[c] and L.
Jovanovi[c], _Istorija srpskoga naroda _(Belgrade, 1893-94, 2 vols.); S.
Stanojevi[c], _Istorija srpskoga naroda_ (Belgrade, 1908); J. Risti[c],
_Diplomatska istorija srbije, 1875-1878_ (Belgrade, 1896-98); V. V.
Ra[c]i[c], _Le royaume de Serbie. Etude d'histoire diplomatique et de droit
international_ (Paris, 1901); F. P. Kanitz, _Das Koenigreich Serbien und
das Serbenvolk von der Roemerzeit bis zur Gegenwart_ (Leipzig, 1904-09, 2
vols.); S. Gop[c]evi[c], _Geschichte von Montenegro und Albanien_ (Gotha,
1914); F. S. Stevenson, _A History of Montenegro_ (London, 1912).[Footnote:
Lack of space forbids special mention of works by such scholars as Loiseau,
Vellay, Laveleye, Hron, Masaryk, Spalajkovi[c], Barre, [Footnote (cont.
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