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1709 : mobilité, diaspora et formes d’État en Europe
No full textThis article focuses on the significance of the year 1709 for a European history of migration. This year not only included major movements of people, the most prominent being the migration of the “Poor Palatines” from Germany to England, but also changes in legislation affecting immigrants in several European countries including England, Brandenburg-Prussia and the Netherlands. Seen from a longer-term perspective, these changes paved the way for a new understanding of mobility and citizenship
Arab Orthodox Christians under the Ottomans: 1516–1831. By Constantin A. Panchenko. Trans. Brittany Pheiffer Nobel and Samuel Noble. (Foreword His Beatitude Patriarch John x of Antioch and All the East.) Pp. xi + 688 incl. 25 colour and black-and-white ills and 3 colour maps. Jordanville, NY: Holy Trinity Seminary Press, 2016. $29.95. 978 5 91674 226 8
No full textProtestant Cosmopolitanism and Diplomatic Culture: Brandenburg-Swedish Relations in the Seventeenth Century. By Daniel Riches. Leiden: Brill, 2013. Pp. x + 332. Cloth $182.00. ISBN 978-9004240797.
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The sultan's renegades. Christian-European converts to Islam and the making of the Ottoman elite, 1575–1610. By Tobias P. Graf. Pp. xxiv + 261 incl. 5 figs and 2 maps. Oxford–New York: Oxford University Press, 2017. £65. 978 0 19 879143 0
No full textPietismus und Ökonomie bei deutschen reformierten Kaufleuten südniederländischer Herkunft am Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts
No full textAn Unusual Setting: Interactions between Protestants and Catholics in the Ottoman Empire
No full textMystical theology, ecumenism and church-state relations: Francesco Bellisomi (1663–1741) at the limits of confessionalism in early eighteenth-century Europe
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