Bowring, X, pp

91. Letters from the Mediterranean ; containing a civil and political account of Sicily, Tripoly, Tunis, and Malte : with biographical sketches, anecdotes, and observations, illustrative of the present state of those countries and their relative situation with respect to the British Empire, by E. Blaquiere, esq. London, 1813, vol. I, p. 218-219 note, 382, 389, 498.

29, An Historical Review of the Spanish Revolution, including some account of religion, manners, and literature, in Spain : illustrated with a map, London, 1822, V, pp. 23, 499, sqq., 515-516, 818 note, 528. — Bowring, X, p. 514 sqq.

23. Greece in 1823 and 1824 : being a series of letters and other documents on the Greek Revolution written during a visit to that country by the honourable colonel Leicester Stanhope... London, 1824 (sur la propagande Benthamique en Grèce, v. pp. 7, 40). — The last days of lord Byron : with his lordship’s opinions on various subjects, particularly on the state and prospects of Greece : by William Parry, major of lord Byron's brigade, commanding officer of artillery, and engineer in the service of the Greeks, London, 1835 (v. chap. 1x, p. 186 sqq. ; chap. x, pp. 225 sqq.). — The Greek Revolution ; its origin and progress ; together with some remarks on the religion, national character, etc., in Greece, by Edward Blaquiere, esq., London, 1824. (Sur Bentham, v. p. 309). — Narrative of a second visit to Greece, including facts connected with the last days of lord Byron, extracts from correspondence, official documents. etc., by Edward Blaquiere, esq., London, 1825 (pas d’allusion à la querelle Byron-Stanhope). La partie Il, p. 4 sqq., a antérieurement paru dans le Westminster Review, juillet 1824, art. XII : lord Byron in Greece, éloge enthousiaste de Byron). — Cf. Westm. Rev. juillet 1826, art. VI, Greek Committee. — Sur les relations de Bentham avec la Grèce, v. Bowring, vol.IV, p. 580 sqq. (ap. Codification Proposal, etc.), et vol. X, 534 sqq.