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As for the social status , the husband's family was considered one among the
best , not only in terms of landholdings , but also due to the fact that one of J.T.'s
maternal uncles emigrated to the United States and for several decades sent ...
As for the social status , the husband's family was considered one among the
best , not only in terms of landholdings , but also due to the fact that one of J.T.'s
maternal uncles emigrated to the United States and for several decades sent ...
Page 162
The Venetian Senate considered that the capture of Constantinople had greatly
increased Mehmed II's audacity and power ( ASV ( Pertusi ) : 24 ) . According to
Leonardo Benvoglienti , Mehmed considered himself much more powerful than ...
The Venetian Senate considered that the capture of Constantinople had greatly
increased Mehmed II's audacity and power ( ASV ( Pertusi ) : 24 ) . According to
Leonardo Benvoglienti , Mehmed considered himself much more powerful than ...
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The Ottoman past was considered as representing the ' antiquated ' , ' medieval '
or ' decrepit ' , ' Ottoman history ' as nothing more than an epic recording the acts
and times of sultans , individuals , and elites ( Atatürk 1975 : 4–6 ) . For Mustafa ...
The Ottoman past was considered as representing the ' antiquated ' , ' medieval '
or ' decrepit ' , ' Ottoman history ' as nothing more than an epic recording the acts
and times of sultans , individuals , and elites ( Atatürk 1975 : 4–6 ) . For Mustafa ...
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Anthropology Literature and the Problem | 1 |
Death Gender and Social Change in Greek Society Marios Sarris | 14 |
Conflict and Joking | 33 |
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| Title | Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 5 Journal of Mediterranean Studies, University of Malta (1980- ). Mediterranean Institute |
| Contributor | University of Malta (1980- ). Mediterranean Institute |
| Publisher | Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1991 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 24 Jun 2008 |
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