Lord Erlaine's Letter on Greek Freedom and Slavery
A lengthy 18th century style letter to Lord Liverpool argues for British support of Greek independence from the Ottoman Empire. It links the Greek struggle to Christian humanity, condemns slavery, and urges decisive Allied action while warning against Turkish dominion. The writer critiques British policy and calls for renewed alliance to back Greece and curb Ottoman oppression.
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Erlaines
Ervkine
Liverpool
Barbicans
Talas
Lamort
Bee Bubaod
Lori
Rioup
Liverpool Dinner Honors Right Hon. George Canning
At the York hotel Liverpool a dinner honored Right Hon. George Canning before his India departure. President Kisg. M. P. chaired as Canning praised local support and loyalty while reflecting on public duty, unity, and constitutional liberty. He spoke of patience amid hardship and pledged duty to the empire and town.
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George Canning
India
York Hotel
Williamson Square
Jobin Gladstone
Kisq. M. P
Mr Canning
Gladstone
Parsons
Ahattel
Clath
Tollowa
Canning
Linay
Link
Cidlivtant
Cama
Mora
Orgastun
Ims
Fenn
Nora Lan
Wien
Piereveraove
Ila
Ile Parpowe
Nea
Jan
Isig
Lam x
Kat
Gontlang
Huskisson
Otto
Ifuskisson
Eduskisson
Sevsian
Asio Vers Jasire
Canning Roxe
Aginnil
Liverpool
Vaucqauaty
M& Cann
Pat Rawdt
Landgadery
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Hillemty J
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Porte
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Chalima
Aeviog
Athens
Salania
Cheristocles
Xerxes
Jeans
Ayad Salamina Parvo
Huitero Navinin
Maxima Post Homianis
Uomuriam Clagvitedt Devida
Marathon Alao
Miltiades
Darina
Lhwas
Sovereigas
Tava
Hiisia
Mostdevta
Turkey
Jievi
Tine Canning Club
Kerdiaen
Kndows
Maral