Chapter

 1 4 |     discontented pachas and the English agents, shortly broke out,
 2 7 |    former negotiations with the English, preferring to place their
 3 7 |       Mohammedan satrap.... The English immediately sent a messenger
 4 7 |         a woman who admitted an English detachment; and the next
 5 7 |      must have Parga."--And the English were compelled to yield
 6 7 |        Sir John Cartwright, the English Consul at Patras, to arrange
 7 7 |        Ali Pacha fascinated the English agents, overwhelming them
 8 7 |       by experts chosen by both English and Turks. The result of
 9 7 |   Christians was reduced by the English to the sum of 276,075 sterling,
10 7 |        Mahommedan property. The English had sold everything, even
11 7 |          reminded them that the English had, in their iniquitous
12 7 |    excitement the orders of the English chief were defied. With
13 7 |       their weapons against the English and themselves. He implored
14 7 |         no less uneasy than the English garrison, promised to wait
15 7 | following day, May 9, 1819, the English standard on the castle of
16 7 |         them arrived, and armed English soldiers superintended the
17 8 |         empire. He had paid the English agents the price agreed
18 8 |        Leucadia accepted by the English, who, it is said, encouraged
19 9 |       formerly given him by the English, and an enormous quantity
20 10|  himself with the idea that the English, who had sold Parga to him,