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Based on the true story of Empress Josephine's cousin, "Seraglio" is a novel of a girl, kidnapped at age 13, who rose through the ranks of the Turkish Sultan's harem to become the most powerful woman in the Ottoman Empire.
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Fiction, History, Harems, Women, West Indians, Kidnapping victims, Large type books, New York Times reviewed, Fiction, historical, general, Turkey, fictionPeople
Mahmut II Sultan of the Turks (1784-1839), Aimée Dubuc de Rivery (1776-1817), Selim III Sultan of the Turks (1761-1808), Mahmud II Sultan of the Turks (1784-1839)Places
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"I first met Nakshidil on the day she arrived at Topkapi, in the summer of 1788, nearly thirty years ago."
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