The History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire,: From Its Foundation in 1300, to the Peace of Belgrade in 1740. To which is Prefixed An Historical Discourse on Mahomet and His Sucessors, Հատոր 4 |
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Արդյունքներ 13–ի 1-ից 5-ը:
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Bujulki Mustapha , who had saved Belgrade , returned to Adrianople , believing
himself intitled to the thanks ' of his master and the esteem of little imof the nation
; he entered the town , surrounded J 18 HISTORY OF THE OTTOMANS .
Bujulki Mustapha , who had saved Belgrade , returned to Adrianople , believing
himself intitled to the thanks ' of his master and the esteem of little imof the nation
; he entered the town , surrounded J 18 HISTORY OF THE OTTOMANS .
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The Venetians had not made any new fortification to the principal town , nor even
attempted to repair the old . ones . The approach of the Turks increased the
animosity of the Latins and Greeks ; combats were fought every day within the
walls ...
The Venetians had not made any new fortification to the principal town , nor even
attempted to repair the old . ones . The approach of the Turks increased the
animosity of the Latins and Greeks ; combats were fought every day within the
walls ...
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... one , had recommenced the siege of Afoph with the assistance of German
engineers and matroffes . The town had been so hard pressed , that in two
months the garrison , reduced to four hundred men from fix thousand which at
first ...
... one , had recommenced the siege of Afoph with the assistance of German
engineers and matroffes . The town had been so hard pressed , that in two
months the garrison , reduced to four hundred men from fix thousand which at
first ...
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Thé plenipotentiaries repaired to the place appointed ; the little town being
scarcely sufficient to hold their carriages and recinue , they had recourse to tents .
The Porte sent thither the reis effendi Rami Mehemet , with Mauro Cordato ,
likewise ...
Thé plenipotentiaries repaired to the place appointed ; the little town being
scarcely sufficient to hold their carriages and recinue , they had recourse to tents .
The Porte sent thither the reis effendi Rami Mehemet , with Mauro Cordato ,
likewise ...
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In this country are to be seen the ruins of some Greek towns , and some
monuments of the Genoese , which still subsist in the midst of desolation and
barbarity . . The khan is called emperor by his own subjects ; but with this grand
citle he is ...
In this country are to be seen the ruins of some Greek towns , and some
monuments of the Genoese , which still subsist in the midst of desolation and
barbarity . . The khan is called emperor by his own subjects ; but with this grand
citle he is ...
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The History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire,: From Its Foundation ..., Հատոր 1 Vincent Mignot Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1787 |
The History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire,: From Its Foundation ..., Հատոր 2 Vincent Mignot Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1787 |
The History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire: From Its Foundation ..., Հատոր 1 Vincent Mignot Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1787 |
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