The History of the Maritime Wars of the Turks. Chapters I. to IV.

This pasha, who arrived at the highest honours of his country, was a brave and valiant soldier, and altogether an astonishing person. When he was brought before the Sultan Solei...

The pasha, on his return from Aleppo, built sixty-one _bashderdés_[32] and galleys, with which and eighteen vessels which he brought with him from Algiers and five private ones,...

Be it known that before the time of the late illustrious and victorious Sultan Mohammed, the Ottomans had not ventured to undertake naval expeditions, or to engage with the Euro...

After the death of Khair-ad-din Pasha, the vezier Mohammed Pasha was made capudan, and held that office for two or three years, when he was presented with the governorship of Ro...

In commencing the History of the Conqueror of the World, it is proper that all due praise should be ascribed to the Lord of the Earth and Time, who, according to the significati...