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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 76, No. 466, August, 1854

Note 4 — TRICOUPI AND ALISON ON THE GREEK REVOLUTION.[1][2]

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Sir A. Alison, perhaps, as we shall see afterwards, confines his sympathy to the assertion that, after the infamous butchery of the Greeks at Chios, the intervention of the Christian States in behalf of the oppressed Christian people became a duty.

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