Dalmatian Language Books Building Homeland

Inspired by speech of famous Biagio Caboga "How dear this homeland is to me - he exclaimed - is proven by the services rendered to it by one of my ancestors after the fatal earthquake of the year 1667, and by those that I myself have performed on various diplomatic missions entrusted to me. However, this homeland, now threatened with the loss of its freedom, of the institutions established by our ancestors and preserved by us, will no longer be the homeland of free and independent citizens. We are equipped with a sufficient number of seagoing ships. Let us prefer emigration with our families, our goods, the state treasury, and our laws, to making it a slave to violence sustained by force of arms. The Great Sultan has treated us graciously. We shall beseech him to grant us asylum on some island of the Archipelago, or in some other part of his dominions, where in a new Epidaurus we could deposit our laws, preserve our customs, and >This book creates fictional scenario where descendant of latin dalmatian families and speakers of revived dalmatian language create artificial island near coast of Italy, and rebuild dalmatian society there, based on legacy of Republic if Ragusa, dalmatian autonomous communes and dalmatian language as recorded from Tuone Udaina. This book also contain few appendixes about dalmatian language, culture and history together with some poems in dalmatian language.