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Foreign News April 8, 1825

The Intelligencer, & Petersburg Commercial Advertiser

Petersburg, Virginia

What is this article about?

Civil dissensions in the Morea, Greece, involving insurgents led by Bouboulina and others; Young Colocotroni killed for outrages including shooting a priest; Pirro Bry of the Maniotes watching opportunities against the government.

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GREECE.

The papers contain details respecting the civil dissensions in the Morea, which there is reason to hope have by this time been assuaged. Bouboulina, the heroine, who for a time commanded a vessel against the Turks, took part with the insurgents, and was taken prisoner by the government troops at the time. Young Colocotroni was killed, in consequence, it is said, of excesses he had committed; the most fatal of which, to himself, was, that he had pistoled a priest an outrage which roused the people against him.

Pirro Bry the chief of the Maniotes, had not openly declared against the government, but the Oriental Spectator represents him as watching his opportunity.

What sub-type of article is it?

Rebellion Or Revolt Political

What keywords are associated?

Morea Civil Dissensions Bouboulina Prisoner Colocotroni Killed Maniotes Pirro Bry Greece Insurgents

What entities or persons were involved?

Bouboulina Young Colocotroni Pirro Bry

Where did it happen?

Morea, Greece

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Morea, Greece

Key Persons

Bouboulina Young Colocotroni Pirro Bry

Outcome

young colocotroni killed; bouboulina taken prisoner; dissensions hoped to be assuaged

Event Details

Civil dissensions in the Morea involving insurgents; Bouboulina sided with them and was captured by government troops; Young Colocotroni killed for excesses including pistoling a priest; Pirro Bry, chief of the Maniotes, not openly against government but watching opportunity.

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