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<p>instead of a blessing has proved a serious bane.</p>
 
<p>This convention soon became the rule of conduct to<lb/>
 
the Greek Committee, – and as the best &amp; most <del>appropriate</del> <add>valuable</add> gift to<lb/>
 
Greece they paid out an expedition at an expense of between<lb/>
£5000 &amp; £6000 which conveyed every species of machinery, <add>instruments,</add> tools, and<lb/>
appropriate workmen to enable the Greeks to establish an Arsenal –<lb/>
to manufacture their own ammunition &amp; weapons of war.  Nearly<lb/>
a dozen mechanics, – each one of a different profession, carefully<lb/>
selected &amp; thoroughly examined, accompanied the expedition.  Any one<lb/>
of these men might have been of incalculable use to a <add>semi-civilized</add> nation<lb/>
unacquainted with the arts he was enabled to teach – but a sad<lb/>
fatality attended an expedition whose preparation &amp; details had<lb/>
cost so much labor &amp; anxiety.  The Laboratories were hardly established<lb/>
<unclear>or</unclear> petty jealousies interfered with the labors of the workmen – They<lb/>
were more than once fired upon by the undisciplined soldiery –<lb/>
the Government gave them no protection, – &amp; with the exception of<lb/>
an amiable &amp; intelligent chemist who died in Greece in a state of<lb/>
great misery, – the others fled from a country which had disappointed<lb/>
all their expectations &amp; to which <del>they could not</del> <add>after such experiences it was not likely they should</add> accommodate themselves</p>
<p>A very curious fact – "and one" which serves to explain<lb/>
matters hitherto unintelligible <del>is dropped</del> <add>dropt</add> out in Count Palma's pamphlet.<lb/>
It is that the Greek Committee lost their influence with the Greek<lb/>
Government in consequence of the want of confidence in [the latter<lb/>
which the measures of the Committee exhibit.  The Committee<lb/>
assuredly never thought of deviating from the course which the</p>
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instead of a blessing has proved a serious bane.

This convention soon became the rule of conduct to
the Greek Committee, – and as the best & most appropriate valuable gift to
Greece they paid out an expedition at an expense of between
£5000 & £6000 which conveyed every species of machinery, instruments, tools, and
appropriate workmen to enable the Greeks to establish an Arsenal –
to manufacture their own ammunition & weapons of war. Nearly
a dozen mechanics, – each one of a different profession, carefully
selected & thoroughly examined, accompanied the expedition. Any one
of these men might have been of incalculable use to a semi-civilized nation
unacquainted with the arts he was enabled to teach – but a sad
fatality attended an expedition whose preparation & details had
cost so much labor & anxiety. The Laboratories were hardly established
or petty jealousies interfered with the labors of the workmen – They
were more than once fired upon by the undisciplined soldiery –
the Government gave them no protection, – & with the exception of
an amiable & intelligent chemist who died in Greece in a state of
great misery, – the others fled from a country which had disappointed
all their expectations & to which they could not after such experiences it was not likely they should accommodate themselves

A very curious fact – "and one" which serves to explain
matters hitherto unintelligible is dropped dropt out in Count Palma's pamphlet.
It is that the Greek Committee lost their influence with the Greek
Government in consequence of the want of confidence in [the latter
which the measures of the Committee exhibit. The Committee
assuredly never thought of deviating from the course which the


Identifier: | JB/110/019/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

019

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f12 / f13

Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[lion with crown motif]]]

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36009

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