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Reading the Maghreb in Eighteenth-Century Britain, Part 2: Networks of Readership
Reading the Maghreb in Eighteenth-Century Britain, Part 2: Networks of Readership
Books are one of the few material items from the past that can be with certainty connected with a particular owner.
26 May 2025
“Money, money, money”: Early Modern Ottoman coins and England
“Money, money, money”: Early Modern Ottoman coins and England
Global economic crises and the use of foreign currency naturally found their reflections in early modern drama and literature
9 December 2024
South Indians and the Power Politics of Tin 1651-1663
South Indians and the Power Politics of Tin 1651-1663
Positioning themselves in the middle path between the local sovereignty and the global world, South Indians' roles rose to political and economic advisers.
24 June 2024
Vasco da Gama: The Foibles of a First Venture
Vasco da Gama: The Foibles of a First Venture
This was a territory into which they entered with the inexperience of newcomers attempting to forge a place by trial and error
8 May 2023
Tangier: Morocco and the Limits of Empire in the Reign of Charles II
Tangier: Morocco and the Limits of Empire in the Reign of Charles II
Perhaps counterintuitively in imperial terms, Tangier’s prospects suffered from its unique institutional position.
26 December 2022
Hadge Biram: A Restoration Renegade
Hadge Biram: A Restoration Renegade
For the English in Ottoman Tunis and Tripoli, Bayramı was a contradiction.
25 July 2022
John Sanderson’s Horrible Housemates
John Sanderson’s Horrible Housemates
Reading Sanderson’s account anyone who has ever been stuck in a riotous house-share with horrible housemates, will soon start to feel sympathy
27 February 2022