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publisher (link)
Philipp 2001, p. 59.
Sharon 1997, p. 50.
Mosque of
Ahmed Jezzar Pasha Ullian, Robert.
Wiley Publishing Elian J.
Finbert (1956)
Israel Hachette...
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Jezzar Pasha, an
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Yusuf turned down a
bribe of 200,000
Spanish reales from Abu al-Dahab to
betray Jezzar and
execute him.
Jezzar...
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