Britain and the Ottoman Maghreb, 1662–1712: Merchants, Consuls, and Cultural Exchange Abstract. This book examines the history of British relations with the Ottoman Maghreb in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries through the s

Britain and the Ottoman Maghreb, 1662–1712: Merchants, Consuls, and Cultural Exchange by Nat Cutter:

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Curious Encounters: Thomas Coryate and the Sherleys on the Persian Frontier | MEMOs The indefatigable traveller prided himself on his singular frugality, adaptability to every circumstance and cheerful willingness to rough it when necessary.

Today's blog post is a treat from MEMOs founding editor Lubaaba Al-Azami- 'Travellers in the Golden Realm' paperback out Aug 7!

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Reading the Maghreb in Eighteenth-Century Britain, Part 2: Networks of Readership | MEMOs Books are one of the few material items from the past that can be with certainty connected with a particular owner.

Today we have a great new blog post from MEMOs team member Dr Nat Cutter, who maps networks of readership on the Maghreb in eighteenth century Britain

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