The Ottoman Empire and Its Successors, 1801-1927

administration Albanian Alexander Allies ambassador appointed Armenian army Athens Austrian Balkan became Belgrade Berlin Bosnia brigands Britain British government Bucharest Bulgarian Bulgars Cabinet capital Capo d'Istria chief Christian Church command Commissioner Constantinople constitution consul Corfù Cretan Crete Dalmatia Danube Danubian Principalities declared defeat demanded deputies diplomatists eastern elected empire Epirus Europe European favour fleet force Foreign fortress France French frontier garrison Greece Greek Hellenic Herzegovina Hospodar Hypselántes independence insurgents insurrection Ionian Islands Italian Joánnina Kalamáta King Koléttes land later leader Lord Macedonia massacre Meanwhile military Milosh Minister Moldavia Montenegrin Morea Mussulmans Napoleon Nauplia Nicholas occupied officers organisation Orthodox Otho Ottoman Ottoman empire Paris party Pasha Patriarch peace peasants political Porte Powers Premier President Prince Principalities protectorate provinces question reforms Regent resigned revolution Roumanian Russian Salonika Senate sent Serbs Servian statesman Sultan territory Thessaly throne town treaty troops Tsar Turkey Turkish Turks union Venizelos Wallachia