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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 332, June, 1843

Note 7 — COMMERCIAL POLICY—RUSSIA.

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Ipshir Mustapha Pasha was originally a Circassian slave, and said to have been a tribesman and near relation of the famous Abaza. During the revolutions which distracted the minority of Mohammed, he became grand-vizir for a few months, (Oct. 1654–May 1655,) but was cut off by an unanimous insurrection of the spahis and janissaries, who forgot their feuds for the sake of vengeance on the common enemy.

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