Chapter

 1 1|    constitution of the Turkish Empire and diminished its extent;
 2 1|    reigned from one end of the empire to the other. The Osmanli
 3 1|     ruined their vast and rich empire by exorbitant exactions.
 4 1|       Turkish Divan put up the empire for sale by public auction.
 5 1|    that the inhabitants of the empire might be divided into three
 6 7|    determined that the Ottoman Empire should remain intact, and
 7 7|      territory to, the Ottoman Empire. Soon there arrived at Janine
 8 7| various tongues of the Ottoman Empire. He could not fail to distinguish
 9 8|      political, throughout the empire. He had paid the English
10 8|    placed under the ban of the Empire if he did not within forty
11 8|      fatal blow to the Ottoman Empire. As far back as 1808, the
12 8| shortly re-establish the Greek Empire, and drive the Osmanlis
13 9|       provinces of the Ottoman Empire, commanded by twenty-two
14 9|    hope of shaking the Ottoman Empire, and from the recesses of
15 9|        bulwarks of the Ottoman Empire. This information produced