Living in the Ottoman Realm. Empire and Identity, 13th to 20th Centuries

204 | Policing Morality Ottoman governor, Osman Pasha, broke out in Tunis. The French consul re- ported the rebellion to the emb ...

Zarinebaf|205 these boundaries. Interfaith sex attracted greater public scrutiny and scandal since it violated the moral codes ...

206 | Policing Morality The strangling to death of Valide Kösem Sultan and the stoning of the Muslim woman and Jewish man accuse ...

Zarinebaf|207 Istanbul demonstrates that non-Muslims used Islamic courts to secure better legal resolutions. Zilfi, Madeline. Th ...

208 | Policing Morality . Silahdar, Silahdar tarihi, 731–732; Defterdar, Zübde-i vekaiyat, 114–115; and Baer, “Death in the Hi ...

 Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman The Transformation of Comte Claude-Alexandre de Bonneval into Humbaraci Ahme ...

210 | Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman was under orders from the French government to ignore the situation. Bon- ...

Landweber|211 he rose through their army’s ranks to become a lieutenant general, a member of Emperor Charles VI’s war council, a ...

212 | Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman So many popes and Catholic kings have allied themselves with Saracens and ...

Landweber|213 Emperor [Charles VI] would have good reason to fear him becoming... the instrument of some Turkish enterprise agai ...

214 | Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman that a man as decisive and as determined as I would not have dithered fif ...

Landweber|215 However, Bonneval’s reform efforts were short-lived. His corps disbanded after five years, and in 1750 the army an ...

216 | Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman betrayed for the Ottoman sultan (the crescent). The fallen crosses were a ...

Figure 15.1 “The Renegade in all his forms.” Frontispiece from Mémoires du comte de Bon- neval... ou Le caquet rabatu du renegat ...

218 | Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman “Eastern” language of the Anecdotes and Bonneval’s admission that he dres ...

Landweber|219 it, and the Turks do not bother their heads over whether I thought it or not. In addition I wear the turban, as it ...

Figure 15.2 Quirijn Fonbonne (engraver), “Osman Pacha, Formerly the Comte de Bon- neval.” Frontispiece from D’Argens, Anecdotes ...

Figure 15.3 Anne Fonbonne (engraver), “Osman Pacha, Formerly the Comte de Bonneval,” ca. 1750. In this image the artist has corr ...

222 | Leaving France, “Turning Turk,” Becoming Ottoman His house was divided into a public area of Ottoman-style rooms and a pri ...

Landweber|223 Landweber, Julia. “Fashioning Nationality and Identity in the Eighteenth Century: The Comte de Bonneval in the Ott ...