English travelers in early modern Cyprus: Piety, commerce and anti-Ottoman sentiment
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Travel accounts, Cyprus, Holy Land, English pilgrims, English merchants, Ottoman occupation of CyprusResumen
Los viajeros ingleses en Chipre consideraron la isla como última parada obligatoria de la ruta marítima a Tierra Santa. Tras la conquista otomana era casi exclusivamente visitada por los mercaderes ingleses para fundar factorías en las costas del Mediterráneo oriental, atraídos por la afamada fertilidad de Chipre y abundancia de productos para el comercio. En los siglos XVI-XVII los comerciantes ingleses recibían avisos de cautela en relatos de viajes sobre el peligro de considerar la isla un paraíso y “convertirse en turco”. Tales relatos incluyeron abundante información sobre la brutal represión el Gran Turco en las ciudades chipriotas (Guerras de Chipre) e insurrecciones cristianas/anti-otomanas.
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