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Page 357
... Venice to decide if it were possible to prevent the Turks from Avlona from harming Venice and its colonies.28 It should however be noted that owing to the great lapse of time till the information reached the colonies and thence to Venice ...
... Venice to decide if it were possible to prevent the Turks from Avlona from harming Venice and its colonies.28 It should however be noted that owing to the great lapse of time till the information reached the colonies and thence to Venice ...
Page 366
... Venice.85 If according to the information available in Modon , there was no danger along the route northwards , the naves , loaded with the ' spices ' , could proceed to Venice in a convoy or separately . Due to the departure of the ...
... Venice.85 If according to the information available in Modon , there was no danger along the route northwards , the naves , loaded with the ' spices ' , could proceed to Venice in a convoy or separately . Due to the departure of the ...
Page 374
... Venice ' . 138 Without the castellans ' permission , ships could not leave the Ionian or proceed to Venice . In times of emergency a similar role was played by Negroponte and Crete for the north - eastern and south - eastern ...
... Venice ' . 138 Without the castellans ' permission , ships could not leave the Ionian or proceed to Venice . In times of emergency a similar role was played by Negroponte and Crete for the north - eastern and south - eastern ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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