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

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224 THE WAR OF GREEK INDEPENDENCE decisive action was fought. Ibraham for the time was powerless; Mehemet Ali had sent him no reinforcements; his troops were worn out and demoralised; and in November he retired into winter quarters at Modon, where he remained until April 1827. The Greeks, relieved from the most pressing dangers, were free to waste their energies in talk, and their strength in suicidal strife. The fall of Missolonghi had brought to a head the furious discontent of the people with the selfish and incompetent government of Konduriottes, who was compelled to bow to the storm, and resign the Presidency. Zaimis was elected in his place, and a governing committee of eight members formed, from which both Konduriottes and Kolokotrones were excluded. This was the signal for the beginning of a still more furious war of parties; and even the Philhellenic sympathies of Europe were torn to shreds to form the ensigns of hostile factions, which dubbed themselves English, French, or Russian, according to the nation whose interference they most favoured. It was characteristic also that the party divisions, even under these alien designations, followed local divisions. Miaoulis, Mavrocordatos, and the islanders generally were ' English/ The Moreots declared for Russia, following the lead of Kolokotrones, who hated
CAPODISTKIAS ELECTED PRESIDENT 225 both Mavrocordatos and the Hydriots, who had held him prisoner. were ' French.' The Rumeliots, or continental Greeks, In November the National Assembly, which was powerless amid the strife of armed factions at Piada, was transferred by Zaimis to the island of ^gina. Konduriottes and Kolokotrones, patching up a temporary truce in their common hatred of Zaimis, now summoned a second Assembly at Kastri, and, in February 1827, elected Sissinis President. Once more Hellas, already bleeding from so many wounds, seemed in danger of being torn asunder by civil war. At this crisis, however, Lord Cochrane and Sir Richard Church appeared upon the scene, and their earnest remonstrances succeeded in once more uniting the rival parties. Both Assemblies were dissolved, and, in March 1827, a new one called together at Damala, near the ancient Troezene. Zaimis and Sissinis also now both resigned, and the Assembly proceeded to the election of a new President. The choice fell upon Count Capodistrias, the ex-minister of Russia, for whose election Kolokotrones and the ' Russian ' party 1 had long been intriguing. The appointment was to be for seven years, and until the arrival of the new President, the Government was placed in the hands of 15 i Mendelssohn, i. 440 445.
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PREFACE THIS little book makes no p
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CONTENTS CHAPTER I Continuity of th
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CONTENTS XI Critical position of Re
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CONTENTS Xlli the battle on the Pow
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CHAPTEK IV The rising in the Morea
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INDEX ABERDEEN, Lord, and Admiral C
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his dependence on Russia, 357; atte
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vade Greece, 98, 100; takes Athens
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INDEX 415 lished, 226; renewed anar
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Ibrahim in the Bay of, 154, 166; 30
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