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[Note: In the days when "character" took the interest of writers and readers alike, the following appeared in a book titled Turkey and the Balkan States as Described by Great Writers, wherein the editor makes clear that by "great" she refers not to literary skill, but to expertise in one's field of endeavor. Apparently the British nobleman qualified.]
The primitive character of the Turks is a simple one; it is that of the pastoral or warlike nations; they are by turns active and indolent, cruel and merciful;...
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