_Vrysis_, 55, 123, 132, 133; held by Egyptians, 63; threatened by Cretans, 64; taken, 66; effect on Greek Government, 68 White Mountains, 73 "Wizard" gunboat, 62, 66; ordered to Malta, 91 _Xyloscala_, 166 Yennissarli, a Greek chief, 95 _Yerakari_, 106 Zebeques, dance of, 168 Zimbrakaki, commander of volunteers, 81; joins Coroneos, 89; attacked by Ali Riza Pasha, 105; inertness, 106, 133; at Krapi, 123; pursued by Omar, 132 _Zurba_, attacked, 73, 149 * * * * * Transcriber's Notes Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected, but variations in spelling, punctuation, hyphenation and accents have been retained. In the discussion of language in the Introduction the non standard use of ς within the words ἑςπέρα, τςιμπούχι, and βίςτατο has been normalised. In the Introduction the sentence: The Venetians seem to have regarded the Cretans much in the same light as the English colonists of America did the Indians, and, when their wretched state came to the knowledge of the Senate, they sent commissioners to examine into it, from whose reports I translate some extracts (quoted in Italian by Pashley), who took them from the original documents in the public library of Venice. has ben amended from: .....from whose reports I translate some extracts (quoted in Italian by Pashley), who, from the original documents in the public library of Venice. The section "THE YEAR AFTER THE WAR." had no heading within the text. This has been added. Index _Askyphó_(Askyfó), 71, 82, 102, 132 the variant spelling has been added. Bondapoulo 78 was Condapoulo in the text. The text has been changed to correspond to the index. Italics are represented thus _italic_. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Cretan Insurrection of 1866-7-8, by William James Stillman