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From Slaves to Prisoners of War
The Ottoman Empire, Russia, and International Law
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- 84,99 €
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- 84,99 €
Publisher Description
In this original study, Will Smiley reassesses an aspect of the legacy of the Ottoman-Russian wars in the eighteenth century: both empires had a long history of slavery, but in the course of the eighteenth century they worked out a new regional international law that transformed captivity, introducing the concept of prisoners of war.