^{#smrgKİTABEVİ} Late Ottoman Athens : Greek and Turk Together -

Part 1. Overview.
1. Introduction.
Time span.
Why Athens?
The main areas covered in the book.
Government.
Class and politics.
Hacı Ali haseki.

2. Main sources.
Travellers.
Venetian archives.
??µ?????? ??µ????????? (1852–1942).
??????? ?????????? (c.1735–1806).
??????? ??????? (1777–1847).
Relevant modern publications.
Gaps in the sources.

3. Economic activity.
The major businesses.
Other agricultural products.
The bazaar.
Other trades and professions.

4. Relations between Greeks and Turks.
5. Class.
Kambouroglou's account of the class system.
The upper class.
The second class, the ????????????.
Boundary between the second class and those below it.
The villages.
Summary on class.

6. Government.
Appointment of the governor.
The ??????????.

Part 2. Chronicle from 1753 to 1821.
7. Introduction to Part 2.
Before 1753: A golden age?
Introductory note.
Notable individuals.

8. 1752–1763: The war of Sarı Muselim and its aftermath.
1752–1754: The fall of Moralı Beşir ağa and the war of Sarı Muselim.
1755–1763: Good years, relatively speaking.

9. 1764–1770: Foreign consulships and archbishop ???????µ????.
1764: Foreign consulships and ???????µ????.
1764–1768: ???????µ????, ??µ?????? ???????? and the consulship of Athens.
1767–1768: Economic boom years.
1768–1770: The paşa of Chalkida, and ???????µ????, again.

10. 1770–1778: War with Russia – the coming of Hacı Ali.
1770: The war with Russia – initial difficulties but life goes on.
1771: ?????µ????.
1772–1773: Osman Makfi.
1774: Makfi and Hacı Ali, the start.
1775: Hacı Ali's first term as governor.
1776: Hacı Ali works at being reinstated.
1777: Hacı Ali's second term as governor and the battle with the Albanians.
Firearms and, separately, appointment of the ??????????.
1778: Hacı Ali's third term as governor – the building of a wall round the town.
1775–78: Elements of Skouzes's account.

11. 1778–1785: Hacı Ali loses, regains, then loses the governorship. Deaths of ???????µ???? and of Osman Makfi.
1778–1779: Class antagonism, Greeks and Turks, and Hacı Ali again dismissed. Hacı Ali's relationship with the ??????????.
1780–1781: The death of ???????µ???? and the appointment of ??????????.
1782: Hacı Ali regains the governorship.
1782–1784: Hacı Ali's fourth term as governor, and his rupture with Makfi.
1784–1785: The capture and death of Makfi, and its aftermath. Hacı Ali goes to the Capital.

12. 1785: Revolution.
The establishment of a new regime in Athens, finally under ?????? and Bekir.
Supported by Esma, Hacı Ali does well in the Capital.
Other sources for the story of Makfi.
Hacı Ali falters, but then goes on the attack.
Dismissal of ??????????.
?????? and Bekir overplay their hand.
The strict measures of Esma and Hacı Ali continue.
????????? joins the rebels.
A stand-off at the walls of Athens.
????????? and Zayım Ali ağa in Athens.

13. Intervention of Beyhan Sultan, and a change in the grand vizier: bad consequences for Hacı Ali; but then the end of the revolution.
Hacı Ali forced to take refuge.
1786: Imprisonment of the old ??????????; the new regime's control of the governorship.
1787: Halil ağa's second term as governor and the return of ??????????.
1788: Halil ağa's third (interrupted) term as governor and the end of the revolution.
Skouzes's treatment of the regime of ?????? and Bekir.

14. 1789: Hacı Ali takes up the governorship for the fifth time.
Famine and plague.
The British ambassador again, and ??????????.
A phantom ?????????? election.
Resumption of the tyranny.
1789–90: Benizelos's account of the tyranny.
1789–1790: Skouzes's account of the plague, and of the tyranny.

15. Hacı Ali is called to provide military service; defends Athens against attack by Halil paşa; is banished from Athens.
????ß????? and Halil paşa.
Hacı Ali banished, and goes to Istanbul.
Issues of dating.
Starting again in 1792.

16. 1793–1799: The tyranny as before; Hacı Ali fails to displace the bostancı başı; ????????? ???????? goes to the Capital; the fall and execution of Hacı Ali and its aftermath.
Failed attempt to supplant the bostancı başı.
Hacı Ali makes the moves that are finally going to lead to his fall.
1795: The compatriots, and the involvement of Mustafa Reşid; Hacı Ali is executed.
1796–1799: More disorder, but the threat of another autocracy is averted.

17. 1800–1812: The ??????????, ?????????, Elgin, the French.
The ?????????? and the governor.
???????? ?????????.
Hunt's mission, Mustafa Reşid and Mehmed Raşid.
Anglo-French rivalries.

18. The Greek enlightenment touches Athens.
The ????? school.
The school at Mount Pelion.
The Filomousos Society of Athens.
The philosophical school.
The Vienna Society.
Athens remains relatively unenlightened.

19. 1813–1821: Class war.
The election of the ?????????? in 1815.
The election of the ?????????? in February 1818.
The election of the ?????????? in February 1819, and the ?????????.
1820, two elections in quick succession.
The fall of ???????? ?????????, and the election of December 1820.

20. The end of the story.
Part 3. Appendices.
Appendix 1: Greek and Turkish pronunciation.
Appendix 2: Associations of tradesmen, or guilds.
Appendix 3: British consuls in Athens from around 1700.
Appendix 4: Money.
Appendix 5: Letters from and to clerics, 1776–1780 and 1786–1792.
Appendix 6: Ottoman documents, from Hacı Ali's falling out with Makfi to the hearings in the Capital following the latter's death.
Appendix 7: Governors.
Appendix 8: ?????????? / ?????????.
Bibliography.
Index of personal names.