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67 Khoury, 1997; Abdullah, 2000.
68 Baghdiantz McCabe, 1999; Rozen, 2002; Hanna, 1998; Dale, 1994.
69 Hiltebrand, 1937: 82ff.
70 See Pedani Fabris, 2002.
71 Kołodziejczyk, 2000: 57–67.
72 Hochedlinger, 2003.
73 Inalcik, 1979.
74 Said, 1978: passim.
75 Tinguely, 2000 and Grafton, 2000.
76 Yérasimos, 1991: 17–20; Tinguely, 2000: 36.
77 Eren, 1960.
78 Evliya, 1987: 238–40, 131 and 64.
79 Busbequius, 1994: 103 and 179; Valensi, 1987: 33.
80 Jardine, 1996; Jardine and Brotton, 2000; Howard, 2000; Mack, 2002.
81 Valensi, 1987: 98.
82 Mack, 2002.
83 Brotton, 2002: 3.
84 Kuran, 1987: 245–6.
85 Fleischer, 1986; Schmidt, 1992; Stoye, 1994; Wurm, 1971 and Galland, reprint
2002.
86 Fink, 1991: 117–18.
87 Greene, 2000: 11–12.
88 See Stoye, 1994: 137–215.
2 ~ On sovereignty and subjects
~ NOTES TO PAGES 20–31 ~
1 Abou-El-Haj, 1991.
2 Aksan, 1993 and 1995.
3 [‘Azîz Efendi], 1985.
4 Hadrovics, 1947: 127. Compare the article ‘Imtiyâzât’ in EI, 2nd edn.
5 Smyrnelis, 1999.
6 De Bonnac, 1894: 138.
7 Hering, 1968: 42–3.
8 Mehmed Efendi, 1981; Göçek, 1987.
9 Fleming, 1999; Fahmi, 1997: 4–7.
10 Veinstein, 2003.
11 Khoury, 1997: 76–7.
12 Inalcik, 1980.
13 Togan, 1992.
14 Neumann, 1993.
15 Binark, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996; Yıldrım 1997; Collective work, 1992.
16 Nouzille, 1991: 228–9.
17 Young, 1965: 325–8.
18 Szakály, 1986; Dávid and Fodor, 2002; Shaw, 1962: 286–305; Hathaway, 1997.
19 Uebersberger, 1913: 317.