Titlebook: British Encounters with Ottoman Minorities in the Early Seventeenth Century; ‘Slaves’ of the Sult Eva Johanna Holmberg Book 2022 The Editor

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Scattered Nations: Jews and Greeks,ter shows that cultural preconceptions about dispersion and scatteredness of Jews and Greeks as peoples existed well before any early modern Briton had personally encountered them in the Levant. Depictions of these peoples focused on their supposed lack of civil and religious freedom, assumed nation

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Eastern Christians,rgues that British views of Eastern Christians rested not only on ideas about their religious difference but also envisioned their character, bodies, and customs as shaped by tyrannical Ottoman rule. Surprisingly less influential in shaping British conceptions was climatological theory; these people

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Viewing and Addressing Women, to infer the status and vulnerability of their male counterparts, indicating to British authors the morality, social status, and respectability of entire peoples. Depictions of women on Greek islands, in Ottoman harems, and along Palestinian country roads show how sensitive British travellers were

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Free Franks and Visiting Westerners,istians of the West. Despite their general reluctance to be labelled Franks, becoming aware of this category enabled British travellers to play with a shared Western identity, discuss Ottoman treatment of Christians in general, and negotiate encounters with Catholic Europeans abroad, all far away fr

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,Conclusion: ‘Sundry Sorts of Nations’,world was a complex endeavour peopled by a bigger cast of characters than has previously been portrayed. The Ottoman Empire was diverse and heterogeneous, peopled by subjects of the sultan whom British travellers fit into their mental maps of the world. Depictions of these ‘slaves of the sultan’ wer

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Mobilising Resources Through Textsous, peopled by subjects of the sultan whom British travellers fit into their mental maps of the world. Depictions of these ‘slaves of the sultan’ were layered and complex in their meanings. They were also shaped by individual travellers’ aims and efforts to present themselves, informed by their preconceptions, and individual experiences.

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