Titlebook: Remapping the Mediterranean World in Early Modern English Writings; Goran V. Stanivukovic (Lecturer in Shakespeare and Book 2007 Goran V.

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, the Mediterranean, and the Moor,ch and Fez.. Abd el-Malek, the ruler at that time was the legitimate head of state, next in line after his brother. Abd el-Malek was challenged, however, by his brother’s son, Mulai Mohammed el-Meslokh, who had usurped power in 1574 and been ousted in 1576. As the conflict unfolded, Abd el-Malek enl

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,“Come from Turkie”: Mediterranean Trade in Late Elizabethan London,med some fifteen years later.. Among the many subplots of Wilson’s play is an encounter between the Italian merchant Mercadorus and the Jewish moneylender Gerontus, to whom Mercadorus is indebted. Two years previously, Mercadorus had borrowed from Gerontus two thousand ducats for five weeks, soon ad

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,Barnaby Riche’s Appropriation of Ireland and the Mediterranean World, or How Irish is “The Turk”?,his] own marginality.”. Riche (or Rich) is best known, perhaps, for his . (1581), a collection of eight Boccaccian . and a major source for Shakespeare’s .. He is also the author of an additional twenty-five works published between 1574 and 1617. Included among these texts are prose romances, . (tom

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,Theaters of Empire in Milton’s Epics,s cultural, religious, geographical, and imperial identity. In the early modern era, the Mediterranean world became the seat of the Ottoman Empire that claimed Roman succession on the basis of Mehmed II’s conquest of Constantinople in 1453. This empire was the direct geographical heir to the Byzanti

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,Satirizing English Tangier in Samuel Pepys’s ,,al world is given any attention in Pepys’s famous ., and, judging from its nine mundane references to Virginia and New England, the American colonies were simply not an important part of Pepys’s mental geography. The only major overseas establishment that consistently held Pepys’s attention was the

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