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Cobham, Claude Delaval. Excerpta Cypria: Materials for a History of Cyprus ... Reprint 2001. 2001
Cobham, Claude Delaval. Excerpta Cypria: Materials for a History of Cyprus & An Attempt at a Bibliography of Cyprus. Cambridge (UK): Cambridge University Press, 1908. Mansfield Centre, CT: Martino Publishing, 2001. Cloth. Large Octavo. iii,523 pages. New. *In 1570 the Ottoman Turks invaded the island. The capital Nicosia withstood a siege of 45 days before falling to the conqueror. Only the wonderfully fortified and valiantly defended Famagusta resisted with success, despite being besieged by 200,000 enemy troops and defended by only 8000 Venetians and Greeks. During the 11 months of the siege, the Turks attacked the city with 163,000 shells. The Turks lost 80,000 men before the walls, and failed to conquer the city, which finally capitulated in August 1571 when not a single grain of wheat or handful of gunpowder was left. Despite the agreement made for the safe departure of the remaining defenders of the city, they were all slaughtered, and their Leader Mark Antony Bragadin, was tortured savagely and died while being flayed alive. Then followed three centuries of Ottoman rule, characterized mainly by the almost complete spiritual and cultural isolation of Cyprus from Europe. As a small and relatively out-off province of the Ottoman Empire, Cyprus was left to fall into a state of economic, social and cultural decline. Almost the entire population, including the church leaders, could neither read nor write. During the Ottoman occupation there were several revolutionary movements. Some were nationalistic (their aim was liberation from the Turkish yoke), while others were social in nature, (aiming at better living conditions). In 1878, following a deal with Sultan Abdul Hamit, Cyprus was handed over to Great Britain. This, among much else, meant that Cyprus became linked once more with Europe (economically, socially, culturally). Although the English Colonial period was a time of harsh exploitation of the Cypriot people, it must not be forgotten that it was during this period that the foundations were laid for a state of law which functioned in all sectors. Excerpt Cypria is a collection of papers printed between 1892 and 1895 as a supplement to the Owl, a newspaper published at Nicosia. Some of these are quite rare and difficult to find. Cobham collected and translated these papers as part of an effort to provide materials f
Ivan T.,Berend: From the Soviet Bloc to the European Union The Economic and Social Transformation of Central and Eastern Europe since 1973, Cambridge University Pr., Februar 2009 ISBN: 0521729505
The conditions surrounding the Soviet UnionaEUR(TM)s dramatic collapse have long fascinated historians, but few studies have covered the subject in its entirety. This is an authoritative account of the regionaEUR(TM)s turbulent history, and considers the European UnionaEUR(TM)s crucial role in shaping its economic and social development since 1973.<
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The Cambridge economic history of Europe, vol.1: The agrarian life of the Middle Ages. 2nd ed., ed.by M.M.Postan. Cambridge, Cambridge UP, 1966. Repr.1971.
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Cobham, Claude Delaval: EXCERPTA CYPRIA, MATERIALS FOR A HISTORY OF CYPRUS WITH AN APPENDIX ON THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CYPRUS. (Mansfield Centre, CT Martino Publishing 2001)
Reprint of title originally published by Cambridge University Press in 1908. (Besterman 1550). Three centuries of Ottoman rule, characterized by the almost complete spiritual and cultural isolation of Cyprus from Europe, let the country fall into a state of economic, social and cultural decline. In 1878, Cyprus was handed over to Great Britain, although this was still a time of harsh exploitation of the Cypriots. This volume is a collection of papers printed between 1892 and 1895 as a supplement to the Owl, a newspaper published in Nicosia, the capital. Cobham collected and translated these papers in an effort to provide materials for a history of Cyprus. The end of the book is a bibliography with approximately 1000 titles on the subject. Index.
8vo., cloth. (vi), 523+(1) pages.
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