[127] “Annual Register,” 1821.
[128] Sir J. Mackintosh, in speaking of Mr. Canning’s despatches on the South American question, said that “they contained a body of liberal maxims of policy, and just principles of public law, expressed with a precision, a circumspection, a dignity, which will always render them models and masterpieces of diplomatic composition.”—June 15, 1826.
[129] Protestant here is, of course, meant to signify anti-Catholic.
[130] Letter to the Duke of Wellington, August 11, 1828.
[131] Mr. Peel’s Memorandum for the Duke of Wellington, August 25, 1828.
[132] Cécrops, Cadmus et Danäus.
[133] Didon.
[134] Enée.
[135] Syracuse.
[136] Milet, Ephèse.