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

414 INDEX
165; destroyed at Navarino,
266
France, supports the policy
of Metternich, 240; supports
the protocol of St.
Petersburg, 248; joins England
and Russia in the
Treaty of London for securing
the autonomy of
Greece, 249; reception of
the news of the battle
of Navarino in, 271; the
French occupation of the
Morea, 299, 301, 304; the
Revolution of 1830, 341, 343;
the French at Nauplia, 386
Francis I., Emperor of Austria,
and the execution of
the Patriarch, 77; meets the
Czar at Czernowitz, 116
GALATZ, massacre of Mussulmans
at, 32
Galaxidi, destruction of, 73
Georgaki of Olympus, General
under Prince Alexander
Hypsilanti, 35, 38-42
Germanos, Archbishop of Patras,
Hetairist leader, 46;
proclaims the revolt at
Kalavryta, 48; his unsuccessful
attack on Patras,
49; his character, 81, 82
Goderich, Lord, 270, 273
Gogos, his treachery at the
battle of Peta, 109
Gordon, General, on the Greek
Government, 136; in Greece,
213, 214, 215
Gouras, lieutenant of Odysseus,
126; invades the
Morea during the second
civil war, 148; defeats and
murders Odysseus, 149, 150;
commands in the Acropolis,
150, 205; his tyranny, 205,
206; his death, 210; heroism
of his wife, 210 (cf. 126)
Grabusa, island of, 257; becomes
a pirate stronghold,
292; destroyed by the allied
fleet, 293; sold to Egypt,
340
Gravia, actions at the khan
of, 62, 90, 119
Greece: interest of Europe in
Greece, 1, 2, 402 and note;
the barbarian invasions and
the continuity of the Greek
race, 3; causes of the revolution,
7; under the Ottoman
rule, 8 et seq.; growth
of brigandage, 10; communal
liberties, 14; outbreak
of the revolt, 48;
spread of the insurrection
to continental Greece, 52,
and to the islands, 65; difficulty
of forming a central
Government, 79; the Senate
of the Peloponnese formed,
81; first meeting of the