Empires: Ottoman
The Ottoman Familicide in Goffe’s Bajazet the Second (1618)
... argued, Ottoman historical conspiracies rearrange England's issues into the context of the Ottoman royal family, resulting in a sympathetic depiction of the Ottomans (Burton2005, ...the Ottoman ...
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The Struggle for the Eurasian Borderlands: From the Rise of Early Modern Empires to the End of the First World War
... their empires into a common administrative system, moderating the disruptive effects of economic modernization and securing the political loyalty of provincial ...Austrian empires a significant advantage ...
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Commandeering Empires: Egypt, Tripoli, and Tunis in the Age of Revolution, 1774-1835
... Ali with a message to [Küçük] Husayn Kapudan Pasha… the kapudan pasha praised him highly and awarded him the governorship of Tripoli, giving him firmans and weapons. Ali Pasha went there, recruited troops and ships for ...
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Ottoman refugees, 1878 1939: migration in a post imperial world
... of Ottoman ‘refugees’ but of modern world history; it is the subject of chapter one and mentioned again repeatedly in every chapter that ...European empires from the Spanish to the Russian, and to the ...
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Civilizations_Chapter 21-Muslim Empires.pdf
... created a powerful military force modeled on the Ottoman. janissaries[r] ...
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Building the State and the Nation in Kosovo and East TimorAfter Conflict
... the Ottoman and Portuguese Empires, and local social structures remained intact; 3 Both Albanian and East Timorese nationalisms as a political movement with national-self-determination c[r] ...
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Ottoman Transcultural Memories: Introduction
... the Ottoman Empire ended over a century ago. Ottoman transcultural postmemories are not limited to the generation after an event but show the, sometimes massive and uncanny, transhistorical legacy of ...
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The Conflagrations of Ottoman Istanbul in the Late 18th and Early 19th Centuries According to Ottoman and European Sources
... lifestyle. Ottoman sources, on the other hand, seldom refer to ...different Ottoman sources when it comes to ...the Ottoman court are more inclined to stick to the official ideology and tell the ...
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CONTESTATIONS OVER MACEDONIAN IDENTITY, 1870–1912
... other Ottoman territories in Central Asia and the Middle ...March, Ottoman officials, particularly tax collectors, were the first to be ...of Ottoman Muslims, 1821–1922, NJ, 1995, ...
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Ottoman transcultural memories: introduction
... to Ottoman memories both refigures popular assumptions of the Ottoman Empire as a ‘Muslim Empire’ (Omaar 2013) and provides a substantial new contribution to Ottoman scholarship which has, ...
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The Ottoman Balkans 1750 1830
... Maria Todorova, Imagining the Balkans New York: Oxford University Press, 1997 is more noted and noteworthy but is a work more directly concerned with the intellectual history of western [r] ...
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A validity and reliability study of the scale of teacher candidate beliefs about Ottoman Turkish
... an Ottoman Turkish course at a Faculty of Education were interviewed about Ottoman Turkish and students who were learning Ottoman Turkish were ...in Ottoman Turkish and the Ottoman ...
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Domesticating fears and fantasies of 'the East' : integrating the Ottoman legacy within European heritage
... rapid Ottoman territorial expansion over all of South Eastern, and encroaching on Central, Europe (İnalcık, 2006; Dale, 2010), long preceding the conquest of much of the Arabic speaking, Islamic ...an ...
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Tobacco Cultivation and Trade in Kavalla and the Ottoman Financial Policy: A Case of Financial Growth in the Late Ottoman Empire
... The increased trade activity, the incorporation of the local market in the world economy, the specialization of the local agricultural sector in commercialized goods (mostly cotton and tobacco) created a local ...
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Notes on the history of geophysics in the Ottoman Empire
... and Ottoman knowledge of the West came through translations made from European languages; personal observations by Ottoman ambassadors who paid of- ficial visits to Europe and modern educational ...
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The Alexander romance and the rise of the Ottoman Empire
... written after 1402. 60 For as suggested already, this part is very different from what comes before. Thanks to the fundamental work of V. L. Ménage, it is accepted that most of Ahmedi’s epic account of Ottoman ...
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Empires in World History: Power and the Politics of Difference
... continental empires – the United States and Russia – in the 19th ...continental empires reveals the authors’ emphasis on empire as a practice of rule, rather than a territorially defined ...
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End of Islamic Expansion, Legacies.pptx
... Islamic Empires expanded closer to Eastern Europe, but the location and.. strength of Constantinople prevented an invasion..?[r] ...
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Ancient Empires on the Ground: Provincial and Peripheral Perspectives
... of empires the focus has been largely on the transformations occur- ring in settlement systems, economies and societies in the processes of impe- rial expansion and consolidation, many Old World studies have ...
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Empires, bureaucracy and the paradox of power
... as empires only those polities that were content to describe themselves as such would be reductive, and not only because ‘empire denial’ is so common, 41 but more importantly because we would be left with an ...
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