Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2000 |
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Page 164
... British resulted in the reinstatement of the old marriage pattern . The Anglican British were obliged to reach a modus vivendi with the Maltese Church to govern . Those British who wanted to marry baptised Maltese individuals needed to ...
... British resulted in the reinstatement of the old marriage pattern . The Anglican British were obliged to reach a modus vivendi with the Maltese Church to govern . Those British who wanted to marry baptised Maltese individuals needed to ...
Page 190
... British protection included some individuals from Greece or Gibraltar , and Jewish Maltese living in Tunisia . For this reason , the archives of the British consulate offices are really the best place to look for information on the ...
... British protection included some individuals from Greece or Gibraltar , and Jewish Maltese living in Tunisia . For this reason , the archives of the British consulate offices are really the best place to look for information on the ...
Page 197
... British Vice Consul who conducted the inquiry does admit in his report that the contraband trade in Mahdia was almost entirely under Maltese control . 61 Maltese were so involved in contraband that by the 1870s there were Maltese boats ...
... British Vice Consul who conducted the inquiry does admit in his report that the contraband trade in Mahdia was almost entirely under Maltese control . 61 Maltese were so involved in contraband that by the 1870s there were Maltese boats ...
Contents
Living on the Margin Byzantine Farmers | 93 |
The British Protectorate of the Ionian Islands 18471859 | 107 |
Founts of Identity The Thirst of Hercules | 125 |
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