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    The watercolors were made from life by the French contemporary artist de Molleville in 1812. Though the Turkish style dress is most prominent, European style is obvious in the artillery and European style Bostangis troops.

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    The watercolors were made from life by the French contemporary artist de Molleville in 1812. Though the Turkish style dress is most prominent, European style is obvious in the artillery and European style Bostangis troops.

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    McLean's Turkish Army of 1812

    This book was originally published in London in 1815 by Thomas McLean. The watercolors were made from life by the French contemporary artist de Molleville in 1812. This is the primary source on the Turkish Army of the period. Though the Turkish style dress is most prominent, European style is obvious in the artillery and European style Bostangis troops.

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    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Gran Vizer (masthead) Captain Pacha (Chief of Navy) Pacha (Governor of a Province) Capidgi Bachi (Ambassadors,Emissaries and Chamberlains) Janizary Janizary of a different regiment Janizary of Arabia Felix Janizary Ladle Bearer Colonel of Janizaries Officer of Janizaries Military Chief of Upper Egypt Bey (one of 24) Mameluke of Egypt Mameluke of Egypt, officer Mameluke of Constantinople Mameluke of a Grand Seignior Mameluke of a Grand Vizier Delhos (Light Horse) Spahis Spahis Officer Spahis Ensign Bearer Topchis or Suratichis (gunner) Officer of Artillery Officer of Corps of Bostangis Soldier of Corps ofBostangis Albanian Soldier Macedonian Naval Soldier Soldier of Ceramanianwainod Bostangi (Outer Guard of Palace) Officer of Police

    This publication and all contents herein Uniformology 1999 105 Coates Trail, Weatherford, Texas, 76087 (817) 629-9205 www.uniformology.com
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