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The colonies: treating of their value generally -- of the Ionian Islands in particular; the importance of the latter in war and commerce -- as regards Russian policy -- their finances -- why an expense to Great Britain -- detailed proofs that they ought not to be so -- Turkish Government -- Battle of Navarino -- Ali Pacha -- Sir Thomas Maitland -- Strictures on the administration of Sir Frederick Adam. By Colonel Charles James Napier, ...
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NAPIER, Sir Charles James (1782--1853)
The colonies: treating of their value generally -- of the Ionian Islands in particular; the importance of the latter in war and commerce -- as regards Russian policy -- their finances -- why an expense to Great Britain -- detailed proofs that they ought not to be so -- Turkish Government -- Battle of Navarino -- Ali Pacha -- Sir Thomas Maitland -- Strictures on the administration of Sir Frederick Adam. By Colonel Charles James Napier, ...
London: Thomas and William Boone, 1833.
[6], xv, [1], 608 p., [18] litho. pl. (1 hand-col.) ; 22.6 cm. (8o)
Includes six preliminary pages of publisher's advertisements.
Copy Notes Inscribed on front free-endpaper: To Sir John Soane / With the publishers best regards. Unopened.
Binding C19th publisher's green cloth.
Reference Number 265
The colonies: treating of their value generally -- of the Ionian Islands in particular; the importance of the latter in war and commerce -- as regards Russian policy -- their finances -- why an expense to Great Britain -- detailed proofs that they ought not to be so -- Turkish Government -- Battle of Navarino -- Ali Pacha -- Sir Thomas Maitland -- Strictures on the administration of Sir Frederick Adam. By Colonel Charles James Napier, ...
London: Thomas and William Boone, 1833.
[6], xv, [1], 608 p., [18] litho. pl. (1 hand-col.) ; 22.6 cm. (8o)
Includes six preliminary pages of publisher's advertisements.
Copy Notes Inscribed on front free-endpaper: To Sir John Soane / With the publishers best regards. Unopened.
Binding C19th publisher's green cloth.
Reference Number 265