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~ NOTES TO PAGES 106–15 ~ 46 Fleischer, 1986: 5–7. 47 See Finkel, 1988, Vol. 1: 36–7, 173–8, on cost-cutting in the Ottoman army. 48 Faroqhi, 1984: 129–30. 49 Akarlı, 1986. 50 Çağatay, 1971; Faroqhi, 1984: 233–9. 51 Tabakoğlu, 1985: no loans mentioned. 52 M. Kütükoğlu, 1983. 53 Güçer, 1964. 54 Aynural 2002: 5–84. 55 Braude, 1979. 56 Faroqhi, 1984: 127. 57 Veinstein, 1988. 58 Bostan, 1992: 199ff. 59 Aktepe, 1958: 94–5. 60 Genç, 1984. 61 Murphey, 1999: 179–84. 62 Ágoston, 1994. 63 Allmayer-Beck and Lessing, 1978: 235;. 64 Duchhardt, 1997: 52. 65 Güçer, 1964; Finkel, 1988; Ágoston, 1993 and 1994. 66 Konyalı, 1974, Vol. 1: 851. 67 Ágoston, 1993: 87. 68 Hale, reprint 1998: 217–18. 69 Stoye, reprint 2000: 156. 70 Ágoston, 1999. 71 Dávid and Gerelyes, 1999. 72 Dávid and Gerelyes, 1999; Dávid and Fódor, 2002. 73 Gerelyes, 1990–2. 74 See Chapter 3, section on Moldavia. 75 Binark et alii (eds), 1993, Özet ve Transkripsyon: 640; Vatin, 2001. 76 Kortepeter, 1972, passim. 77 Imber, 1997: 84–6; Düzdağ, 1972. 78 Kołodziejczyk, 2000; 129. 79 Bennigsen et alii, 1978. 80 Compare the article ‘Idris Bitlisi’, in İA. 81 Evliya Çelebi, 1990, passim. 82 Faroqhi, 1984: 52. 83 Gürbüz, 2001. 84 Göyünç, 1969; Bacqué-Grammont, 1981. 85 Fleischer, 1986: 66. 86 Kunt, 1974, Fleischer, 1986: 165. 87 Fleischer, 1986: 65. 88 Salzmann, 1993. 89 Braudel, 1979, Vol. 3: 47. 90 Adanır, 1982. 91 Goffman, 1998: 52. 92 Eickhoff, 2nd edn 1988: 426–34. 93 Jelavich, 1983: 77. 273
274 ~ NOTES TO PAGES 116–28 ~ 94 Ibid.: 73–8. 95 For a conspectus of the – enormous – secondary literature: Teply, 1983. 96 Hale, 1998: 46; Guilmartin, 1974: 229ff. 97 Evliya Çelebi, 1314/1896–7 to 1938, Vol. 9: 821. 98 Guilmartin, 1974: 98–109. 99 Davies, 1999. 100 Chagniot, 2001. 101 Abou-El-Haj, 1974a. 102 Faroqhi, 1986. 103 Kal’a et alii (eds), 1997–. 5 ~ Of prisoners, slaves and the charity of strangers 1 Overmans, 1999b: 486. 2 Overmans, 1999a, passim. 3 Rüpke, 1999. 4 Overmans, 1999b: 506; Spies, 1968; Teply, 1973; Jahn, 1963. 5 Streit, 1978. 6 Anderson, reprint 1998. 7 Hohrath, 1999. 8 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: X. 9 McCarthy, 1995. 10 Panzac, 1999: 81. 11 Panaite, 2000: 283–301. 12 Pedani Fabris, 1994b: 179–85; Faroqhi, 2002; Gökbilgin, 1964: 211–12. 13 Tietze, 1942. 14 Bracewell, 1992. 15 Ibid.: 187–9. 16 Berktay, 1990. 17 Faroqhi, 1984: 108. 18 Ibid.: 100–1. 19 Stoye, 1994: 20–1. 20 De Martelli, 1689: passim. 21 Panzac, 1999 and Bono, 1999. 22 Parmaksızoğlu, 1953 and Neumann, unpublished manuscript. 23 Jahn, 1961; Spies, 1968 and Teply, 1973. 24 Bono, 1999: 21–36. 25 Pedani Fabris, 1994b: 168–9; Preto, 1999: 348–60. 26 Panzac, 1999: 97–103; Bono, 1999: passim. 27 Osman Ağa, trans. by Kreutel and Spies, 1962; and trans. by Hitzel, 2001. 28 De Martelli, 1689. 29 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: 164; Vatin, 2002. 30 Guilmartin, 1974: 111–18. 31 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: 164–5. 32 For an exception: Matar, 1999: 20. 33 Bono, 1999: 482–6.
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