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 1 1 |    about the regeneration of Greece. ~Ali's own will counted
 2 2 |     of the heroes of ancient Greece, stealing sheep and goats,
 3 4 |     recognition as Prince of Greece. A mysterious and unforeseen
 4 7 |     Acropolis of Parga. ~All Greece was then profoundly stirred
 5 8 | himself hereditary Prince of Greece, under the nominal suzerainty
 6 8 |    at his death, Continental Greece, now in some measure detached
 7 8 | beginning to stir throughout Greece, he might have baffled these
 8 9 |     his own wish was to give Greece a political existence, and
 9 9 |   last hour of their rule in Greece had struck. Ali Pacha favoured
10 9 |     he agitated the whole of Greece. The insurrection which
11 9 |    to procure the freedom of Greece. ~These letters a messenger
12 10|     of the general rising of Greece and the Archipelago, "It
13 10|      remaining to him of all Greece, which had formerly bent