OF A

VOYAGE UP THE MEDITERRANEAN;

PRINCIPALLY AMONG THE

İSLANDS OF THE ARCHIPELAGO,

AND IN

ASIA MINOR:

INCLUDING MANY INTERESTING PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO

The Greek Revolution,

ESPECIALLY A JOURNEY THROUGH MAINA TO THE CAMP OF IBRAHIM PACHA,

THE ANTIQUITIES, OPINIONS, AND USAGES OF GREECE, AS THEY NOW EXIST.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

AN ESSAY ON THE FANARIOTES,

translated from the French of

MARK PHILIP ZALLONY, A GREEK.

BY THE REV. CHARLES SWAN,

LATE OF CATHARINE HALL, CAMBRIDGE; CHAPLAIN TO H. M. 3. CAMBRIAN;
AUTHOR OF SERMONS ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS, AND TRANSLATOR OF THE GESTA ROMANORUM.

"Whilk were fools, and whilk were wise,
And whilk of them could most quaintyse ;
And whilk did wrong, and whilk right,
And whilk maintained peace and fight-
Of their deeds shall be my sawe,

In what time, and of what law."

Chronicle of Robert de Brunne.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR C. AND J. RIVINGTON,

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD,

WATERLOO-PLACE, AND 148, STRAND."