Guns for the Sultan: Military Power and the Weapons Industry in the Ottoman Empire

Gábor Ágoston

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1. Introduction: firearms and armaments industries 2. Gunpowder technology and the Ottomans 3. Cannons and muskets 4. Saltpeter industries 5. Gunpowder industries 6. Munitions and ordnance industries 7. Conclusions: guns and empire Appendix Notes Bibliography Index.

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