Publisher's Synopsis
This book is an intriguing response to a chapter in Mr. Eton's survey of the Turkish Empire. The merchant in Turkey argues in favor of abolishing the Levant Company and provides detailed reasoning to support his argument. This is a must-read for anyone with an interest in Turkish history and politics.
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