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The Ottoman Empire, 1300-1650
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Maps.- Preface to the Second Edition.- Chronology.- The Dynasty.- Recruitment.- The Palace.- The Provinces.- The Law.- Taxation.- The Army.- The Fleet.- Some Conclusions.- Notes.- Glossary.- Sources Quoted.- Bibliography.- Index.

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'Colin Imber has expanded and updated his masterly survey of the Ottoman state down to the mid-seventeenth century to take account of important recent developments in the field, and to add a lucid account of the labyrinthine Ottoman taxation system. He has produced a valuable and informative study which manages to combine real in-depth insights into the institutions and the remarkably 'other' power structures of the Ottoman empire with a vigorous and often pithy style which wears its learning lightly. A must for all actual and wanna-be Ottomanists.' - Colin Heywood, University of Hull, UK 'Colin Imber's book remains the best overview of the early Ottoman institutions. The updates and the addition of a new chapter on taxation make it even better.' - Gabor Agoston, Georgetown University,USA, co-author of the Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire

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COLIN IMBER was Reader in Turkish at the University of Manchester, UK until his recent retirement.

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'Colin Imber has expanded and updated his masterly survey of the Ottoman state down to the mid-seventeenth century to take account of important recent developments in the field, and to add a lucid account of the labyrinthine Ottoman taxation system. He has produced a valuable and informative study which manages to combine real in-depth insights into the institutions and the remarkably 'other' power structures of the Ottoman empire with a vigorous and often pithy style which wears its learning lightly. A must for all actual and wanna-be Ottomanists.' - Colin Heywood, University of Hull, UK 'Colin Imber's book remains the best overview of the early Ottoman institutions. The updates and the addition of a new chapter on taxation make it even better.' - Gabor Agoston, Georgetown University,USA, co-author of the Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire

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