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Christianity and Islam under the Sultans-01

Christianity and Islam under the Sultans , by F. W. Hasluck, in two volumes (Oxford, 1929). This is volume 1, in 433 searchable pdf pages. Frederick William Hasluck (1878–1920), the renowned English antiquarian, historian, and archaeologist, provides invaluable information about the interplay between Christianity and Islam in Turkey, focusing on folklore, heterodox faiths and customs. Contents of volume 1 include: Transference of Urban Sanctuaries; Arrested Urban Transferences; Secularized Urban Churches; Transference of Rural Sanctuaries; Christian Sanctuaries Frequented by Moslems; Moslem Sanctuaries Frequented by Christians; Transference of Natural Sanctuaries-Mountains and Springs; Studies in Turkish Popular History and Religion; Heterodox Tribes of Asia Minor; Shia Movements and Propaganda in Asia Minor; Nature Cults; Tomb and Sanctuary; Inviolability of Sanctuary; Cult of the Dead; Saints and Their Miracles; Old Testament Saints; Koranic Saints; Tribal Saints; Saints and Demons of the Sea; Bogus Saints; A Provincial Pantheon. Uploaded by Robert Bedrosian.

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