The Cambridge History of Turkey, 4 Vols.

Volume 1. Byzantium to Turkey, 1071-1453: 1. Introduction; 2. The Byzantine Empire from the eleventh to the fifteenth century; 3. Anatolia under the Mongols; 4. Anatolia, 1300-1451; 5. The incorporation of the Balkans into the Ottoman Empire, 1353-1453; 6. Ottoman warfare; 7. The Turkish economy, 1071-1453; 8. Art and architecture, 1300-1453; 9. Social, cultural and intellectual life, 1071-1453. Volume 2. The Ottoman Empire as a World Power, 1453-1603: 1. Introduction; Part I. An Expanding Empire: 2. The Ottomans, 1451-1603: a political history; 3. Ottoman expansion in Europe, c.1453-1606; 4. Ottoman expansion in the east; 5. Ottoman expansion in the Mediterranean; 6. Ottoman expansion in the Red Sea; Part II. Government, Economic Life and Society: 7. Government, administration and law; 8. The Ottoman government and economic life; 9. Ottoman armies and warfare; 10. Religious institutions, policies and lives; 11. Ottoman population; Part III. Culture and the Arts: 12. Intellectual life; 13. The visual arts; 14. The making of a literary tradition. Volume 3. The Later Ottoman Empire, 1603-1839: 1. Introduction; 2. Ecology of the Ottoman lands; Part I. An Empire in Transition: 3. Political and diplomatic developments; 4. Political culture and the great households; 5. War and peace; 6. Public finances, the role of the Ottoman centre; Part II. The Centre and the Provinces: 7. The Ottoman centre vs. provincial power holders; 8. Semi-autonomous forces in the Balkans and Anatolia; 9. Semi-autonomous forces in the Arab provinces; Part III. Social, Religious and Political Groups: 10. The Ottoman ulema; 11. Muslim women in the early modern era; 12. The Ottoman Jews; 13. Christians in a changing world; Part IV. Making a Living: 14. Capitulations and western trade; 15. Guildsmen and handicraft producers; 16. Declines and revivals in textile production; 17. Rural life; Part V. Culture and the Arts: 18. The Ottoman musical tradition; 19. Arts and architecture; 20. Ottoman