The sultan speaks : dialogue in English plays and histories about the Ottoman Turks

Linda McJannet

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical Turkish Studies Historical Influence and Diplomacy

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Introduction Preliminaries: Historicizing Rage and Representing Historical Speech Sixteenth-century Histories of the Turks: Shocking Speech and Edifying Dicta Marlowe's Turks History Written by the Enemy: Eastern Sources about the Ottomans Citing the Turkes Own Chronicles: Knolles's Generall Historie of the Turkes Horrible Acts and Wicked Offenses: Suleyman and Mustapha in Narrative and Drama Epilogue After Knolles: William Seaman's The Reign of Sultan Orchan

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