ASVe, Bailo a Costantinopoli, Carte turche, Busta 251, Fascicle 335, 109-110
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1626-02-15 (uncertain; approximate)
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Order sent to the beylerbeyi of Tunus, ağa of the janissaries and kethüda, yayabaşı and bölükbaşı in Tunus upon the requrest of the Venetian bailo regarding the corsairs from northern Africa who attacked the Venetian lands and enslaved many Venetian subjects on the lands and merchants on the sea as if Venice was an enemy nation. In spite of several orders sent before, those Venetian slaves have not been released and officials insisted on not relasing them which is against the conditions of peace and ahdname with the Venetians. The Venetian dragoman and men sent by the Tunusians met in the presence of Receb Paşa in Istanbul to discuss the issue of the corsairs and enslaved Venetians. Moreover, the Şeyhülislam concluded that those slaves were to be freed. Accordingly the Ottoman officials in Tunus are ordered to free the slaves and return them back to the Venetians.
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Order sent to the beylerbeyi of Tunus, ağa of the janissaries and kethüda, yayabaşı and bölükbaşı in Tunus upon the requrest of the Venetian bailo regarding the corsairs from northern Africa who attacked the Venetian lands and enslaved many Venetian subjects on the lands and merchants on the sea as if Venice was an enemy nation. In spite of several orders sent before, those Venetian slaves have not been released and officials insisted on not relasing them which is against the conditions of peace and ahdname with the Venetians. The Venetian dragoman and men sent by the Tunusians met in the presence of Receb Paşa in Istanbul to discuss the issue of the corsairs and enslaved Venetians. Moreover, the Şeyhülislam concluded that those slaves were to be freed. Accordingly the Ottoman officials in Tunus are ordered to free the slaves and return them back to the Venetians.
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