THE WAR OF GREEK INDEPENDENCE 1821 TO 1833 BY W.ALISON PHILLIPS 1897

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toli Piracy in the JEgean Photomaras and Grivas in
Nauplia Operations of Ibrahim in the Morea Treason
of Nenekos Campaign of Kolokotrones Successes
of the Greeks Ibrahim devastates Messenia. .
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CHAPTER XIV
Greece and the Powers Russian proposals Attitude of
Canning and Metternich Conferences at St. Petersburg
Changed relations of the Powers Break up of the
Holy Alliance Attitude of Alexander I. His death
Crisis in Russia Uncertainty of the succession Military
revolt Accession of Nicholas Russian ultimatum
to Turkey Protocol of St. Petersburg Military reforms
in Turkey Massacre of the Janissaries Alliance of
Russia, France, and England Treaty of LondonṖage 237
CHAPTER XV
111 success of the Greeks at sea Junction of the Egyptian
and Turkish fleets at Navarino Abortive expedition of
Cochrane to Alexandria Increase of piracy Victory of
Cochrane off Cape Papas Intervention of the allied Admirals
Armistice accepted by the Greeks and rejected
by the Turks Codrington at Navarino Convention
with Ibrahim Renewed activity of the Greeks Captain
Hastings in the Gulf of Corinth Destruction of a Turkish
flotilla at Salona Ibrahim sails from Navarino Action
of Codrington The allied fleets enter the Bay of
Navarino The battle of Navarino Page 251
CHAPTER XVI
The consequences of the battle of Navarino The allied
fleets retire to refit Ibrahim remains firm Effect of