The Ottoman Empire and the World Around It - Course Information

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60 Revere, 1957.
61 Gascon, 1971, Vol. 1: 49, 50 and 339–40; Curtin, 1984.
62 Argenti, 1954, Vol. 3.
63 Biegman, 1967: 27; Carter, 1972: 355.
64 Ibid.: 349–404.
65 Ibid.: 354.
66 Biegman, 1967: 35.
67 Carter, 1972: 379.
68 Biegman, 1967: 129.
69 Carter, 1972: 346–7.
70 Pedani Fabris, 1994a: 322; Faroqhi, 2002.
71 Biegman, 1967: 130–1.
72 The title of Costin, 1980 is the source for this heading.
73 Ibid.: 178.
74 Berindei and Veinstein, 1987: 47; Maxim, reprint 1999a suggests the reign of
Süleyman the Magnificent. But a booklet put out by Dariusz Kołodziejczyk,
‘Exhibition of Ottoman and Crimean Documents’ for the CIÉPO 16 (Warsaw:
n.p., 2004), no. 9 refers to a document dated 1455 in which the sultan demands a
tribute (Polish State Archives, A6AD, AKW Dz. tur. k. 66, t. 1, nr.1).
75 Ibid.: 192.
76 Ibid.: 195.
77 Maxim, reprint 1999a: 192.
78 Ibid.: 194–7; Costin, 1980: 20–7, 295.
79 Cantemir, reprint 1973a: 260.
80 Subtelny, 1991: 293–7.
81 Cantemir, reprint 1973a: 262–5.
82 Ibid.: 260.
83 Compare the article ‘Mamlūk’, in EI, 2nd edn and Toledano, 1990: 56–9.
Thanks to Christoph Neumann for this reference.
84 Dankoff, 1991: 8–9.
85 Costin, 1980: 160; Kortepeter, 1972.
86 Maxim, reprint 1999a: 161, 195.
87 Cantemir, reprint 1973a: 245.
88 Ibid.: 239.
89 Ibid.: 186–208 and 260–70.
90 Ibid.: 242.
91 Kortepeter, 1972: 232.
92 Zach, 1987.
93 Cantemir, reprint 1973a: 320–9.
94 Wilkinson, reprint 1971: 60.
95 Ibid.: 75–7.
96 Schaser, 1993: 984–5.
97 Wilkinson, reprint 1971: 171.
98 Costin, 1980: 198 and elsewhere.
99 Ibid.: 167.
100 Schaser, 1993: 990.
101 Evliya Çelebi, 1995: 246.
102 Kortepeter, 1972: 144–5 and 218–19.
103 Salzmann, 1993.