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The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 2 of 4

Note 113 — Chapter XXIX · DRIFTING TO WAR.

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Russia argued that she might fairly exercise the same kind of protectorate that France had always asserted over Roman Catholics and England over Protestants in Turkey. Against this it was urged that there was a difference in degree between the two cases which amounted to a difference in kind, for, whereas the Catholic and Protestant subjects of the Sultan were only a few thousands, his Greek subjects were 12,000,000.

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