[135] Bishop Alexander was before his conversion Minister of the Jewish Synagogue at Plymouth. [136] Holland: _European Concert in Eastern Question_, p. 93. [137] _British and Foreign State Papers_, lxix. 1342-1353; lxxiii. 438. [138] _Infra_, p. 124. [139] _Infra_, pp. 124-125. [140] This was probably the scheme suggested by Guizot (_supra_, p. 105). [141] This Memorandum is identical with the Austrian Memorandum of October 1840, which at the time was only communicated to the Prussian Government (_supra_, pp. 111-113). * * * * * Notes of the transcriber of this etext: "Religous" changed to "Religious" "repondu" changed to "répondu" both "Toldano" and "Toledano" appear "Etats-Unis" changed to "États-Unis" "Janaury" changed to "January" "Cánovas" and "Canovas" appear "morocain" changed to "marocain" "qu iont" changed to "qui ont" "Gortschacow" changed to "Gortchacow" "Kluber" changed to "Klüber" "Munster" changed to "Münster" "parait" changed to "paraît" "Plenipotentiaire" changed to "Plénipotentiaire" "reconnait" changed to "reconnaît" "Bartholomei" changed to "Bartholomey" "Litteraire" changed to "Littéraire" "Maioresco" appears in the index as "Maiorescu" "Séménoff" appears in the index, Semenoff in the notes. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Notes on the Diplomatic History of the Jewish Question, by Lucien Wolf