The book analyses a large corpus of archival sources by a host of Ottoman officials about a notorious bandit ringleader and his criminal confederation to show how the phenomena that Ottoman imperial officials labelled as 'banditry' concealed complex patterns of political, social, and economic behaviour at the turn of the nineteenth century.
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