The Political History of England - Vol Xi
The Political History of England - Vol Xi
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The ports in the Morea, still occupied by Ibrahim, hadindeed been blockaded, but it had been found impossible to induceAustrian vessels to acknowledge a blockade of such questionablelegality, and the allied fleets had even permitted the embarkation ofIbrahim's sick and wounded together with 5, 500 Greek prisoners, who weresold into slavery on their arrival at Alexandria. The renewal of theconcert of the three powers was followed by a rapid change in thesituation. On the 19th it was decided that... France should send anexpedition to expel the Turco-Egyptian troops from the Morea, whileGreat Britain should render her any naval assistance that might benecessary. This step was valued by the British government as definitelycommitting France to a share in the settlement of the Greek question, and therefore interesting that power in opposition to any attempt at aseparate settlement by Russia. It also furnished a safe outlet forFrench military ardour, disappointed by the results of the Spanishexpedition.
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The ports in the Morea, still occupied by Ibrahim, hadindeed been blockaded, but it had been found impossible to induceAustrian vessels to acknowledge a blockade of such questionablelegality, and the allied fleets had even permitted the embarkation ofIbrahim's sick and wounded together with 5, 500 Greek prisoners, who weresold into slavery on their arrival at Alexandria. The renewal of theconcert of the three powers was followed by a rapid change in thesituation. On the 19th it was decided that... France should send anexpedition to expel the Turco-Egyptian troops from the Morea, whileGreat Britain should render her any naval assistance that might benecessary. This step was valued by the British government as definitelycommitting France to a share in the settlement of the Greek question, and therefore interesting that power in opposition to any attempt at aseparate settlement by Russia. It also furnished a safe outlet forFrench military ardour, disappointed by the results of the Spanishexpedition.
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