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... Anatolia , where he did succeed in breaking the hold of the derebeys ( " Lords of the Valleys " ) on the land . These powerful families had divided Anatolia's land among themselves , transmitted these estates to their de- scendants as ...
... Anatolia , where he did succeed in breaking the hold of the derebeys ( " Lords of the Valleys " ) on the land . These powerful families had divided Anatolia's land among themselves , transmitted these estates to their de- scendants as ...
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... Anatolian Company which was formed to exploit this concession also later launched the Baghdad Railway Company with the object of building a line that would cross the whole length of Anatolia and connect Europe with the Persian Gulf ...
... Anatolian Company which was formed to exploit this concession also later launched the Baghdad Railway Company with the object of building a line that would cross the whole length of Anatolia and connect Europe with the Persian Gulf ...
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... Anatolian Railway Company to guarantee other sections , and the Otto- man Anatolian Railway Company shall have the right so to do . The contract sum of 4,500 fr . per annum for working expenses in respect of each kilometre opened to ...
... Anatolian Railway Company to guarantee other sections , and the Otto- man Anatolian Railway Company shall have the right so to do . The contract sum of 4,500 fr . per annum for working expenses in respect of each kilometre opened to ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Process of Disintegration and Decay of the Ottoman Empire | 7 |
Summary 265 | 15 |
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