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34 Ibid.: 497–9. 35 Guilmartin, 1974: 223 and 268. 36 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: 179–80. 37 Ibid.: XXXV–XXXVI. 38 Rauwolff, reprint 1971: 358. 39 Singer, 2002. 40 Kreiser, reprint 1998. 41 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: 158–9. 42 Ibid.: XXVII–XXIX, 296–7, 323–4. 43 Ibid.: 191ff. 44 Ibid.: 219. 45 Ibid.: 249. 46 Wild, reprint 1964: 240–6. 47 De Martelli, 1689: 86. 48 Ibid.: 97. 49 Ibid.: 86. 50 Bennassar and Bennassar, 1989: 362. 51 Webbe, 1895. 52 Sahillioğlu, 1985b. 53 Heberer von Bretten, reprint 1963: passim. 54 Ibid.: 245. 55 Ibid.: 243 and elsewhere. 56 Vigié, 1985: 225. 57 Teply, 1973: 60. 58 Spies, 1968. 59 Skilliter, 1975. 60 Osman Ağa, 1962: 147ff. 61 Bono, 1999: 252–304. Teply, 1973: 63. 62 Bennassar and Bennassar, 1989: 125–44. 63 De Martelli, 1689: 109 and 133. 64 Ibid.: 110. 65 Teply, 1973. 6 ~ Trade and foreigners ~ NOTES TO PAGES 128–38 ~ 275 1 Inalcik, 1969; Başbakanlık Arşivi-Osmanlı Arşivi Maliyeden müdevver 6004: 49 (1033/1623–4). 2 Kunt, 1977. 3 Kafadar, 1986b; Arbel, 1995. 4 Faroqhi, 2002. 5 Sahillioğlu, 1968. 6 Evliya Çelebi, 1314/1896–7 to 1938, Vol. 9: 804–5; Faroqhi, 1991. 7 Inalcik, 1981; Veinstein, 1999. 8 Raymond, 1973–74, Vol. 1: 117. 9 Binark et alii (eds), 1995: MD 6: 166, no. 355 (972/1564–5). 10 Binark et alii (eds), 1994: MD 5: 629, no. 1755 (973/1565–6).
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222 ~ BIBLIOGRAPHY ~ Binark, Ismet
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