INTRODUCTION

pp v-xvi

Contents

pp xvii-xx

PART I

pp 1-2

Personal Narrative of the Author's Arrival, and various Journies in Greece, Statistical Details, Remarks on the Policy of the great Powers, Political Reflections, &c. 'c

pp 3-168

PART II

pp 169-169

NOTE

pp 170-170

The Last Days of LORD BYRON

pp 171-200

Funeral Oration by M. Spiridion Tricoupi

pp 200-207

Account of the Author's Visit to Anatolico, in company with the late Lord Charles Murray

pp 207-215

EXTRACTS FROM CORRESPONDENCE, &c

I - From E. Blaquiere to John Bowring, Esq

pp 215-217

II - From the same to F. A. Hastings, Esq

pp 217-218

III - From Prince Mavrocordato to E. Blaquiere

pp 219-220

IV - From E. Blaquiere to the Contractors for the first Greek Loan

pp 220-221

V - From the same to Mr. Bowring

pp 222-222

VI - From the same to the same

pp 222-223

VII - From. Prince Mavrocardato to E. Blaquiere

pp 224-225

VIII - From E. Blaquiere to Mr. Bowring

pp 225-226

IX - From the same to the Hon. Colonel Leicester Stanhope

pp 226-228

X - From the same to the same

pp 228-236

XI - From Prince Mavrocordato to E. Blaquiere

pp 236-238

XII - From E. Blaquiere to Colonel Stanhope

pp 239-240

XIII - From Prince Mavrocordato to E. Blaquiere

pp 240-245

XIV - From Colonel Stanhope to Prince Mavrocordato

pp 245-245

XV - From Prince Mavrocordato to E. Blaquiere

pp 246-255

XVI - From Yossouf Pacha to the Cadi, Moufti, Military Commandant of all the Beys, Agas, Officers, and the Inhabitants generally of Coron, intercepted on board an Ionian boat, on her way from Patrass to that place

pp 255-256

XVII - From Prince Mavrocordato to his Secretary G. Praides, inserted in No. 36 of the Greek Chronicle, and referred to in the two preceding Letters

pp 256-257

XVIII - Translation of a letter from the Greek, and addressed to Demetrius Ipsilanti

pp 258-260

XIX - From Prince Mavrocordato to Colonel Stanhope

pp 261-264