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<p>Greek Committee Room <lb/> London 12<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> June 1824.</p> | |||
<p>The Greek Committee to the Executive Government of Greece</p> | |||
<p>Excellent Sirs, <lb/> associated solely for the purpose of <lb/> cooperating in the Deliverance and Independence of <lb/> your Country, and desirous of giving every possible effect <lb/> to the means of usefulness we possess, we take the liberty <lb/> of calling your attention to the suggestions of the <lb/> present communication.</p> | |||
<p>From time to time recommendations <lb/> have emanated from the Committee which we have <lb/> deemed highly interesting and important to the welfare <lb/> of Greece, but we have been concerned to find, that no powers have been <unclear>possessed</unclear> by your Agents in this <lb/> Country, to enable them to carry these recommendations <lb/> into effect — Th sending of military stores, The adoption of sundry improvements in the art of war, <lb/> the introduction of steam vessels for the purpose of <lb/> rapid communication and for naval service, which in <lb/> the opinion of the most enlightened Officers of Marine, <lb/> would promptly lead to the destruction of the Turkish <lb/> fleet, the formation of a National Marine, and <add><unclear>since</unclear></add> </p> | |||
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Greek Committee Room
London 12th June 1824.
The Greek Committee to the Executive Government of Greece
Excellent Sirs,
associated solely for the purpose of
cooperating in the Deliverance and Independence of
your Country, and desirous of giving every possible effect
to the means of usefulness we possess, we take the liberty
of calling your attention to the suggestions of the
present communication.
From time to time recommendations
have emanated from the Committee which we have
deemed highly interesting and important to the welfare
of Greece, but we have been concerned to find, that no powers have been possessed by your Agents in this
Country, to enable them to carry these recommendations
into effect — Th sending of military stores, The adoption of sundry improvements in the art of war,
the introduction of steam vessels for the purpose of
rapid communication and for naval service, which in
the opinion of the most enlightened Officers of Marine,
would promptly lead to the destruction of the Turkish
fleet, the formation of a National Marine, and since
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