Greece and Europe in the Greek insurrection debate
Two London pamphlets debate the Greek uprising with emphasis on Europe’s role. They argue Greece deserved political liberty, Christian civilization links, and support from Britain and allied powers, while detailing contrasts between Greek resilience and Ottoman rule. The text traces historical power dynamics and urges a policy favoring Greek independence within European balance of power.
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London
Rusck
Greece
Europe
Hland Prescrie Tien
Thees
Iverrtins
Iby Raestir
Forniga
Rade Tatagabaee
Arajenss
Mrahe
Fez
Levant
Eatrope
Wayland
Ceecee
King Land
Great Britain
Dias
Comtes
Celia Wey
Lenin Islands
Jesdias
Wuiel
Cirnere Vhey
Ucope
Ian
Spain
Iurosie
Vatican
Constantinople
Aniris
Anil Atros
Audreby
Helin
Tor Waster
Kilimaine
Moone
London Fashions and Crank Dress Descriptions
A lengthy, faded account blends fashion notes with remarks on dress design, detailing trims, fabrics, and ornamentation under London styles. The piece weaves in stray references to sewing, sleeves, wrists, and decorative cords, interspersed with fragmented notes on weather, harvests, ships, and public events.
Bonaparte Funeral Report From St Helena May 1921
A garbled extract notes the Mt Hel funeral of Bonaparte on St Helena dated May 29 1921. An eye witness recounts the event. illness preceded decline, with limited attention paid to his condition as the island yearned for more clarity amid sparse details.
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Anotler Campanel
Puffins
Wil
Spencer
Dresasdeh Oetis
Adherton
Cabingealtaa
Senmodeddela Iite
Nanton
Cie
Coen
Feurt
Wynnides Ately
Goran Peta
Noredeeriy
Hess Myers
Freig
Init
Ivan
Erdta Company
Clyde
Cheutha
Vegamouth
Sandie
Ptydite
Phonan
Ishtad
Winvuat
Maratag Chaderle
Constantiayil
Capalecherhe
Watt Lia
Ieee Wea
Movist
Trond
Menarche
Tara
Tytregivhia
Dakss
Dasieate
Candlewick School of Company
Weis Fiehing
Sumac
Cuyts
Siti Dee
Price
Cannon Street
Thetetine
Watich
Galleb
Athena
Htropitalin
Cale
Mortison
Mt. Hel
Bonaparte
St. Helena
Daemad
Intergala
Viena
Lonisus
Schovobruun
Bin
Dini Tiday
Selocalimen
Longwood Burial Reports and Military Promotions Noted
A fragmentary admission recounts Bonaparte related rites and a willow tree burial tale at Longwood including silver ware and urns. It notes Madame Bertrand residence nearby and a water source, plus a detailed list of naval and military promotions by the court, and a note on a 78th annual Methodist conference in Manchester.
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Colin
Bonaparte
Lom
Mirdame Bertrand
Longwood
Pier Vale
Bertrand
Madame Bertrand
Exsar
Lottie
China
Delonge
Manchester
Weller Methodists
Hes G. Margden
BR. Newton
Exchive
Ireland
Theimbak
Great Britain
Romingham
Pheatea
Favenjual
Vilage
Netherlands
Maximilien
Varias
Acre
Dublin
Bealay
Hall Quartelt Font
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England
Montadios
Sind
Pulalé
Aaull
Lave Bavi
Bese
Ue Do
London Fashions
Rowland
Reotlin
Lis Minjesty
Curtis
Finner
Eerne von
Uy Gorda
Salford
Lancashire
Rochdale
Waleler
Astitan
Cone
Rianthe
Jodies
Vic Duke of York
Sin Bpyer
Maitland
Ail Campbell
Brand
Sie Win
Gono
Aasbeu
Laygon
Thernet
Aylestard
Majer
Aeiy Marcy
Carbineers
Charkesille
Mering
Hans At
Lanerick Chan
Dad
Thomas Simpson
Msi
Bralay
MPN
Witara
Halialoe
O'Brien
Itvitary
Wirfal
Maroine
Wai
Lannea
Cork
Devoree
Pia
Wes Gi Mae
Penwen
Miley
Luna
Owen
Bonapar
Hairion
Jus Island
LE Owill
Borrante
Uierah
Tomuinders
W.postianley
Wo Murti
C. Ra Coie
Dat
Marzan Cn
M.U
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Hotes
Patie
LE Brae 11
Pita
Forder
Win. Minenia
Dangerfield
J. Thy
Dan
Ehearm F Vallack
A. Deary
Iltvena
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Joner
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Siatt
Late Wald Yial J Mis
J. Orloru
Drake
Maling
Northumberlani
Sheernos
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Cratides
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Parsmouth
Win Hote i
Woolwich
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