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

vade Greece, 98, 100; takes
Athens and the Acropolis,
102; advances into Argolis,
103; Mehmet fails to bring
him supplies, 104; his retreat,
and defeat in the Pass
of Dervenaki, 105; again
defeated in the Pass of
Agionori, 106; his escape to
Corinth, and death, 106
Dudley, Lord, on the Treaty
of London, 272, 273
EAST HELLAS, see Hellas
Egypt, see Mehemet Ali
England, new attitude on the
Eastern question, 116 and
note; Philhellenic enthusiasm
in, 136; reception of
the news of the battle of
Navarino in, 270; vacillating
policy after Navarino,
274; Anglo-Austrian entente,
331 (see also London)
Epidaurus, Constitution of,
85
Eresos, first use of fire-ships
in the Bay of, 71
Euboea, 64, 89, 312, 332
Eynardt, Swiss banker and
Philhellene, 294, 319
FABVIEB, Colonel (ex-officer
of Napoleon), defeated at
Chaidari, 209; helps to defend
the Acropolis, 211; re-
INDEX 413
organises the Greek troops,
213; expedition to Chios,
257; leaves the Greek service,
291
Fire-ships, first use of, 71; destruction
of Ottoman lineof-battle
ships by, 72; qualities
necessary for their
effective use, 74; exploits of
Kanaris with, 94, 95, 107,
162, 163; their ineffectiveness
against a well-trained
enemy, 165
Fleet, Greek, commercial
origin of the, 13; first exploits
of, 68; insubordination
in, 66, 70, 167, 168, 191;
destruction of that of Galaxidi,
73; purchase of the
Hellas, 137; first employment
of steamers, 137, 215;
seized by Miaoulis at Poros,
355
Fleet, Ottoman, manned by
Greek seamen, 13; effect of
the revolt of the Greek islands
on, 67, 68; its condition
at the outset of the
war, 68; first actions with
the Greeks, 70; Greek and
Turkish vessels compared,
70, 73; its inaction under
Mehmet Pasha, 104, 107;
under Khosrew Pasha, 125
(see Khosrew) ; compared
with that of Mehemet Ali,