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Janissary (Ottoman Turkish: يڭيچرى yeñiçeri [jeniˈtʃeɾi],
meaning "new soldier") was a
member of the
elite infantry units that
formed the
Ottoman Sultan's...
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large 25-character cast plus
other additional citizens of Malta,
Turkish janizaries, guards,
attendants and slaves. The play
begins with the
ghost of a fictionalized...
- gift of a
Turkish military band at some time
after 1710." "Janissary" or "
janizary"
refers to the
Turkish military band that used
instruments including drums...
- p. 210. ISBN 978-1-5076-3130-0.
James M. Ludlow: The
Captain of the
Janizaries Sir
Hamilton Alexander Rosskeen Gibb;
Johannes Hendrik Kramers; Bernard...
- one
having a
pouch full; they had
furred caps with
coped crowns like
Janizaries,
which made them look very fierce, and some had long
hoods hanging down...
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serving the
Turkish emperor Carpenters A nun
Citizens of Malta,
Turkish janizaries, guards, attendants,
slaves The play
opens with the
character Machiavel...
- Papers, vol. 2, p. 167, 168. Horniker, A. N. (1944). The
Corps of the
Janizaries.
Military Affairs 8(3), 177–04. Ilgurel, M. (1988).
Acemi Oglani. In Diyanet...
- Cl****.
Archived from the
original on 4 May 2017. "Janissary corps, or
Janizary, or Yeniçeri (Turkish military)". Encyclopædia
Britannica Online. "The...
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Dardanelles –
Russians under Admiral Seniavin defeat Turks near Cape
Janizary July 1
Athos (Lemnos/Monte Sancto) –
Russians under Seniavin defeats Turks...
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laddie but Ane I was one Day at
whapping Irish reel Jacob's jig
Janizary's
march Jay bird
Jefferson and
liberty Julie B.
Kater Tacawitha Katy Hill...