Chapter

 1 1 |         the constitution of the Turkish Empire and diminished its
 2 1 | imitating the Roman Senate, the Turkish Divan put up the empire
 3 1 |     became Mussulmans after the Turkish invasion, and his ancestry
 4 1 |    grandfather, perished in the Turkish expedition against Corfu,
 5 7 |   accustomed hitherto to regard Turkish encroachments as simple
 6 7 |     pointing to the approaching Turkish army and bidding him hasten.
 7 7 | commenced negotiations, and the Turkish officers, no less uneasy
 8 7 |       One day he chose to speak Turkish to a Maltese merchant who
 9 7 |     went out told him, still in Turkish, to come again the next
10 7 |      troops," says the forcible Turkish proverb, and a forerunner
11 7 |    sacrifice him with the usual Turkish indifference, fled in the
12 8 |        at Odessa, and the great Turkish families assembled round
13 9 |         have prompt news of the Turkish fleet, which was expected
14 9 |       was repeated by the whole Turkish army, ending with the cry
15 9 |  already advanced, and that the Turkish army, which had forgotten
16 9 |   announce his defection to the Turkish army. As soon as the sun
17 10|        him, would never allow a Turkish fleet to enter the Ionian
18 11|       escorted by three hundred Turkish soldiers. He was warned