The History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire: From Its Foundation in 1300, to the Peace of Belgrade in 1740, Հատոր 1R. Thorn, 1787 A translation of a work by a French abbot. Mignot had access to the French king's foreign affairs documents and included an account owned by Voltaire of Charles XII's reception in Turkey. Mignot, not fluent in any Turkic language, relied upon translations as well as the French sources. |
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... subject to the lovers of hiftory , and that , in order to obtain a thorough know- ledge of mankind , it was requifite to be ac- quainted with their transactions . Naturalists obferve all the fpecies of animals from the elephant to the ...
... subject to the lovers of hiftory , and that , in order to obtain a thorough know- ledge of mankind , it was requifite to be ac- quainted with their transactions . Naturalists obferve all the fpecies of animals from the elephant to the ...
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... subjects , was infuffi- cient for a conqueror who had not reduced all the enemies of his new power . He was attacked near Arran , a town that ftill held for Mervan II . and , after a vigorous refiftance , Ibrahim fell into the hands of ...
... subjects , was infuffi- cient for a conqueror who had not reduced all the enemies of his new power . He was attacked near Arran , a town that ftill held for Mervan II . and , after a vigorous refiftance , Ibrahim fell into the hands of ...
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... subjects granted him no other favor than not to deliver him to the conqueror . The unfortunate caliph retired into Egypt , where death attended him . The inhabitants of Bufirlair , having received him with a perfidious refpect , put him ...
... subjects granted him no other favor than not to deliver him to the conqueror . The unfortunate caliph retired into Egypt , where death attended him . The inhabitants of Bufirlair , having received him with a perfidious refpect , put him ...
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... subjects : his extreme feverity had introduced admirable order , both into his army and the administration of juftice . The re- fpect too which Amurath affected for religion , did not a little contribute to make him refpected in his ...
... subjects : his extreme feverity had introduced admirable order , both into his army and the administration of juftice . The re- fpect too which Amurath affected for religion , did not a little contribute to make him refpected in his ...
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... subjects . In lefs than four months the face of the empire was entirely changed . In the midft of peace abroad , which had been fo feldom feen , there never was fo much confufion . ' Till then the emperors had executed every thing ...
... subjects . In lefs than four months the face of the empire was entirely changed . In the midft of peace abroad , which had been fo feldom feen , there never was fo much confufion . ' Till then the emperors had executed every thing ...
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The History of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire,: From Its Foundation ..., Հատոր 1 Vincent Mignot Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - 1787 |
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