About This Book
A collection of travel diaries and editorial material presenting firsthand observations of English presence in the Ottoman eastern Mediterranean. It pairs a late sixteenth-century envoy's narrative of a diplomatic sea voyage with extracts from a seventeenth-century chaplain's diary, and includes an introduction on the formation and privileges of the Levant Company, editorial notes, transcriptions, indexes, and a portrait. The texts emphasize commerce, diplomatic practice, daily life, and the workings of trade networks and corporate privilege.
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