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It is one of the rare works that depicts daily life as realistically as possible in an Anatolian town where trade was developing in the 1880s. What distinguishes it from research books that touch on similar topics is that the author writes by personally seeing that period. What I can say negatively is that the style and sentences are not fluent due to their distance from today's language. Maybe it is a problem with the translators, I cannot comment because I do not know the Ottoman alphabet.
