Turkey
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"Turkey" by James Lewis Farley provides a detailed overview of the economic and political conditions of Turkey in the mid-19th century. This historical account delves into the resources, government, and social structure of the Ottoman Empire during a period of significant change and interaction with European powers. Farley's work offers valuable insights into the complex dynamics of the region and the challenges it faced. Students of history, political science, and economics will find this volume a useful resource for understanding Turkey's historical trajectory and its place in the world.
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