Chapter

 1 1 |      their strength, and that peace imposed new and different
 2 1 |       condemned to a state of peace as when they marched forth
 3 1 |     combat except in an armed peace. Each tribe had its military
 4 2 |    son! my soul will enjoy no peace till Kormovo and Kardikil
 5 2 |    again disturbed the public peace. Ali taking the threat seriously;
 6 3 | applied themselves to procure peace. Messengers were sent secretly
 7 3 |        only too happy to make peace with so formidable an adversary,
 8 3 |      Emineh laid proposals of peace before Ibrahim Pacha, to
 9 3 |        It was hoped that this peace might prove permanent, but
10 7 |       subjects hoped to be at peace. But a new decree proclaimed
11 10| allowed to finish his days in peace. Letters from Ali's sons
12 11|  Tepelen Zadi would repose in peace amid celestial houris, the