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 4R. Thorn. Sold also by J. Stockdale ... Scatcherd and Whitaker ... London., 1787 |
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... Turks when they had good generals , and which is easy to be maintained in this nation , already reduced to obedience . The fultan con- ducted his army like a fage , humane prince , who has learned from the law of nations , that in war ...
... Turks when they had good generals , and which is easy to be maintained in this nation , already reduced to obedience . The fultan con- ducted his army like a fage , humane prince , who has learned from the law of nations , that in war ...
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... Turks kept fleeing ; and the Germans , though feverely mauled , remained nevertheless unfhaken . In this manner , during feveral hours , eight thousand Tranfylvanians maintained a fight against forty - five thousand Turks , without ...
... Turks kept fleeing ; and the Germans , though feverely mauled , remained nevertheless unfhaken . In this manner , during feveral hours , eight thousand Tranfylvanians maintained a fight against forty - five thousand Turks , without ...
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... Turks he perceived the Austrian army , which took pof- ing fiege feffion of the plain between the Turks and the Prince prevents from lay- to Peter- waradin . place that the latter meant to attack . Forced marches coft the Germans ...
... Turks he perceived the Austrian army , which took pof- ing fiege feffion of the plain between the Turks and the Prince prevents from lay- to Peter- waradin . place that the latter meant to attack . Forced marches coft the Germans ...
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... Turks never fail of displaying , and which always impedes their march by the weight that it adds to the baggage . Among this booty they found a great number of waggons loaded entirely with chains and manacles , in- tended for the ...
... Turks never fail of displaying , and which always impedes their march by the weight that it adds to the baggage . Among this booty they found a great number of waggons loaded entirely with chains and manacles , in- tended for the ...
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... Turks , admitted followed by all the merchants of the French dience of nation at Conftantinople , repaired from the pa- lace that he inhabited at Pera to the feraglio , why . where he was to be admitted to an audience dor , is not to an ...
... Turks , admitted followed by all the merchants of the French dience of nation at Conftantinople , repaired from the pa- lace that he inhabited at Pera to the feraglio , why . where he was to be admitted to an audience dor , is not to an ...
Common terms and phrases
Achmet Achmet III Adrianople Afchraf affembled againſt almoſt ambaſſador army Auftrians bafhaw becauſe Belgrade Bender caufed cauſed Charles VI Charles XII Chriftians command confiderable Conftantinople czar defirous depofed divan effendi emperor enemy faid fame fent feraglio ferve feveral fhall fhould fide fiege figned fince firft firſt foldiers fome foon fovereign French ambaffador ftate ftill ftrangled fubjects fuccefs fuccour fuch fultan fultanefs fword grand feignior grand vizier himſelf houſe Hungary Ibrahim increaſed intereft janiffaries juſt khan king of Sweden Kiuperli laft laſt likewife mafter Mahmout Mahomet marquis of Villeneuve mediator Mehemet minifter mofques moſt Muffulmen Muftapha mufti neceffary occafion Ottoman empire pachi paffed Patrona peace Perfia perfon Poland Porte prefent prifoners prince Eugene propofal raiſed reaſon rebels refidence refolved refpect refuſed Ruffians Shah Thamas Sunnite Tartars Thamas thefe themſelves theſe thofe thoſe thouſand throne Topal Ofman treaty troops Turkish Turks ulema Walachia Weft whilft