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This book is a case study of British diplomatic activities at several of its consulates in the Ottoman Empire, focusing on the reports files from the stations to the Foreign Office. TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE Chapter One : Capitulations, Consulates, and the Eastern Crisis of the 1820s Chapter Two : William Meyer in Prevesa: Pashas and Rebels Chapter Three : John Cartwright in Constantinople: Consular and Commercial Complications Chapter Four : Francis and Nathaniel Werry in Smyrna: Chios, Piracy, and Russophobia Chapter Five : Henry Salt and John Barker: Notes from Cairo, Alexandria, and Aleppo EPILOGUE NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX