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Russian interference without betraying your
authority. Yes! Sir & allow me to say in reference
to Greece, that you situation is one enviable be—yond
the conception of envy. It is a subject which
every mind like yours must enter on with some—
thing like enthusiasm— the enthusiasm that ex—
ists you contributed to create & what you dreamt
of as a boy, you may do as the minister of England.
He bowed his head very graciously.— I see he said
F. Lyall has published is work on Russia. Yes— & it
contains many envious feats, tho' written in a bad style.
His comparing the political state of Russia to a de—
cayed wheel, where the spokes, being equally rotten
no one gives way, is very good.
I gave Mr Canning some important information with respect
to Maurocordatos' character & the affection of the people
for him— of the constitution of the senate & their
proceedings— of the progress of the campaign &c. He
thanked me & my interview which lasted more than an
hour was ended by his saying I shall be very glad to
see you again. We shook hands & I left him.
Sunday 11 January 1824.
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