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Zustand: New. Editors: Translator: 366 pages.

Zustand: New. Editors: Translator: 127 pages.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Marsili entered a cultural atmosphere that began with Hezarfen Efendi during his time in Istanbul. Because of his many political, diplomatic, cultural, military aspects allowed him to increase communication with different ethnical and intellectual environments such as Armenian, Jewish, Slav and Greek people. To Marsili, the Danube River was a natural border that divided the Orient World and the Western World. The Turks would be prevented from going further if this line defended well. Marsili would soon see that he was right. The Turks could not move along the Danube much and did not capture Vienna which was on the "other size" of the Danube. Marsili always made stratetic plans based on his observations of the Danube River. Marsili was known by the English politicans and scientists, as an important reserarcher, cartographer and scientist in his own right. Therefore, the English scientists and readers were informed about him and his work. HB / Large Editors: Translator: 127 pages.…

Zustand: New. Editors: Translator: 96 pages.

Zustand: New. Editors: Translator: 96 pages.

Zustand: New. HC, 17x24 cm. Relations between the Ottoman Empire and the Italians, who gave the Anatolian region the name "Turchia," developed from early periods on a strong diplomatic and commercial foundation. The Republic of Venice, in particular, occupied a unique position among other Italian city-states thanks to its strong ties with the Ottoman world. The Aegean, Black Sea, and Anatolian regions stood out as important trading centers for Western merchants and Venetian representatives for centuries. The Venetian ambassadorial reports and diplomatic correspondence included in this work offer firsthand testimonies regarding Ottoman-Venetian relations. These documents, preserved today in archives in Venice, various Italian cities, and the Vatican, shed light not only on political and commercial developments but also on the social and cultural structure of the period. This work constitutes an important resource for researchers studying Ottoman history. Editors: ; Özkan, Nevin Translator: 1134 pages.…