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<p>Agents in Greece to endeavor to obtain an immediate transfer <add>into the hands of Trustees</add> of<lb/>
 
such parts of the national property as would <add>ultimately</add> provide for the <del>progressive</del><lb/>
 
repayment of the Loan, – &amp; in the mean secure the remittal of<lb/>
 
the dividend.  The Committee, not more in the interest of the bondholders<lb/>
than in the interest of Greece itself, did frequently &amp; urgently call<lb/>
the attention of the Greek government to the necessity of providing<lb/>
for the regular payment of the interest on the bonds – The Committee<lb/>
<del>urged</del> <add>entreated</add> that if not the whole – at least a part – even a few cargoes<lb/>
of produce – any thing <add>indeed</add> which would be evidence of their intention to<lb/>
fulfil their contracts should be dispatched to England – &amp; they used<lb/>
not only the <add>moral</add> argument – but the purely selfish argument to the<lb/>
Greeks – for they told them that no more money would be found<lb/>
unless early measures were taken to pay the interest on that which<lb/>
was already due, – &amp; that if this were done, any sums of money<lb/>
<add>which might be required for the salvation of Greece</add> would be easily <del>raised</del> obtained.  <del>Such language was<lb/>
not palatable to those to whom it was addressed, and it was became<lb/>
subject of boast that the</del>  The Committee failed in their object of<lb/>
<del>obt</del> securing the <del>interest</del> property of the creditors of Greece, – <del>and if</del>
it would have been well had they succeeded – well for the English<lb/>
lenders &amp; better for the Greek borrowers.  It would have been well too<lb/>
for the cause of freedom &amp; of man.  The other charge that Count<lb/>
Palma brings forward <add>against the Committee</add> is something like a charge of embezzlement<lb/>
He asks what became of "the £3000 that the Quakers &amp; friends<lb/>
of Greece gave to the Committee or its agents &amp; which were not</p>
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Agents in Greece to endeavor to obtain an immediate transfer into the hands of Trustees of
such parts of the national property as would ultimately provide for the progressive
repayment of the Loan, – & in the mean secure the remittal of
the dividend. The Committee, not more in the interest of the bondholders
than in the interest of Greece itself, did frequently & urgently call
the attention of the Greek government to the necessity of providing
for the regular payment of the interest on the bonds – The Committee
urged entreated that if not the whole – at least a part – even a few cargoes
of produce – any thing indeed which would be evidence of their intention to
fulfil their contracts should be dispatched to England – & they used
not only the moral argument – but the purely selfish argument to the
Greeks – for they told them that no more money would be found
unless early measures were taken to pay the interest on that which
was already due, – & that if this were done, any sums of money
which might be required for the salvation of Greece would be easily raised obtained. Such language was
not palatable to those to whom it was addressed, and it was became
subject of boast that the
The Committee failed in their object of
obt securing the interest property of the creditors of Greece, – and if it would have been well had they succeeded – well for the English
lenders & better for the Greek borrowers. It would have been well too
for the cause of freedom & of man. The other charge that Count
Palma brings forward against the Committee is something like a charge of embezzlement
He asks what became of "the £3000 that the Quakers & friends
of Greece gave to the Committee or its agents & which were not


Identifier: | JB/110/043/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

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Box

110

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Folio number

043

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

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Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[britannia with shield motif]]]

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36033

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