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I can say that it is a study prepared to have general information about the Janissaries. I read some parts of the book with great discomfort, as I did not approve of the idea that came into being for the establishment of the corps, nor the choices, nor the life promised. I also read Simavnakadisioglu Sheikh Bedreddin and Torlak Kemal and Börklüce Mustafa. It saddened me that they were only referred to as "revolutionaries and subversives", as if the material and moral pressure that the peasants of the period were subjected to had never existed. As you know, historiography is a very sensitive issue. If the principle is that the actions of the empire should be evaluated in the conditions of the period, the consequences of the conditions in which the peasant was or were in, his rights should be given according to the conditions of that period.
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