Nouveaux éléments historiques sur la Macédoine tirés des rapports consulaires américains de Thessalonique (1832-1840)
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L’auteur puise des informations intéressantes, jusqu’aujourd’hui inconnues, sur l’état de la Macédoine pendant 1832-1840, tirées des archives américains (Department of States).
Le premier consul des Etats Unis à Thessalonique nommé Llewellyn se
réfère dans ses rapports à la situation économique et sociale du pachalique de Thessalonique au milieu du XIX siècle. Il nous fournit aussi des éléments historiques concernant l’état commercial de la ville de Thessalonique et le statut des habitants Chrétiens dans le cadre des réformes intérieures (Tanzimat) à l’empire ottoman.
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Ιωαννίδου-Μπιτσιάδου Γ. (1980). Nouveaux éléments historiques sur la Macédoine tirés des rapports consulaires américains de Thessalonique (1832-1840). Makedonika, 20(1), 343–367. https://doi.org/10.12681/makedonika.411
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