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Ursula Pfeiffer-Blattner,Thomas Wiedenhornpean Christians.. Although Newton and others represented Turks and Moors as tyrannical rulers needing to be feared, recent scholarship continues to uncover the complexity of early modern European views of Muslims.. Sir Walter Ralegh’s . (published posthumously in 1637) illustrates the complexity of

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The Next Pandemic: Challenges and Hopes,ers in early modern English drama. Many of these studies have examined the cultural, political, and economic encounters between the English and Islamic or quasi-Islamic others and the ways in which early modern English writers constituted their own identity through representations of the other. In p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-38131-7at will govern his upcoming adventure to “the Turk’s court in Constantinople” and his relationship with his business partners (4.3.10–11).. He outlines the means of transportation he may use, provisions to guard against him or his companion turning Turk, the feeding of his dog and cat, and a promise