The book "The Cretan Uprising of 1866-7-8" by William James Stillman is a valuable document about one of the most important events in the modern history of Greece. The author describes in detail the events that took place during the uprising on the island of Crete, revealing the causes of the conflict, the course of the struggle and its consequences. In the book "The Cretan Rebellion of 1866-7-8", Stillman provides an analysis of the political context and social realities that led to the rise of the rebellion, and also examines important strategic and tactical moments in the course of the rebels' struggle. The book contains a large number of primary sources that allow the reader to better understand the events of that time and deepen his knowledge of the history of Greece. "The Cretan Uprising of 1866-7-8" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Greece, movements for national independence, and the general history of 19th-century Europe.