Jánossy Dénes: A Kossuth-emigráció Angliában és Amerikában 1851-1852, I. kötet (Budapest, 1940)

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113. Alexandre Kuhn 114. Michel Lapadár 115. Andreas Kovách 116. Jean Borbély 117. his wife 118. Francois Nyiregyházy 119. Antoin Velker 120. Antoin Szűcs 121. Antoin Rabáthy 122. Antoin Badalik 123. his wife 124. Francois Sporn 125. his wife 126. Pierre Botta 127. Joseph [Schmidt?] 128. Laurence Sütő. Josef Prick, Notaire du comitat Torontál et représentant de ses compatriotes. 18. Therapia, 1851 szeptember 7. Stratford Canning angol követ jelenti Palmerstónnak, hogy Perczel Mór tábornokot és nejét Máltába szállíttatja. Jellemzi a francia és amerikai követek tevékenységét Kossuthék kiszabadítása érdekében.

1 Eredeti. Dispatch. No. 268. F. 0. Turkey. Volume 858. PRO. London. Further communications with Aali Pasha on the subject of the Hungarian refugees who were lately at Kutahia, establish that only one officer and his wife out of the whole party are in a condition to avail themselves of my offer of a free passage under the British Flag to Malta. General Perczel and his Lady, who is expecting to be confined, are the persons to whom I allude. They are now at Broussa. The others will not be allowed to separate from each other while they remain in this country and those, who embark in the Mississippi with the hope of getting to England, will as I am informed have an opportunity of landing at Gibraltar. The Americans wished to 1 Kivonatban lásd Further Correspondence resp. Refugees from Hungary within the Turkish Dominions. Presented to the House of Commons. April 20, 1852. 37. lapon