1
Only at three isolated points was the Ottoman power unsubdued.
2
The Ottoman power had now passed its culminating point, and was evidently on the wane.
3
On the Baltic Sea, Sweden blocked him; toward the Black Sea, the Ottoman power hemmed him in.
4
After the defeat of the Turks at Lepanto, in 1571, the Ottoman power in Europe slowly declined.
5
The Balkan War of 1912 doomed the Ottoman power in Europe, but left its Asiatic future unimpaired.
6
The long struggle of the Servians against the Ottoman power was recorded in lays full of martial spirit.
7
The Ottoman Power had secured the most beautiful, the most coveted, and the most impregnable position in Europe.
8
Yet, it may be questioned whether Napoleon desired to press on an immediate partition of the Ottoman Power.
9
The growth of the Ottoman power was almost as rapid as that of the Arabs or of the Mongols.
10
A period of good but vigorous government lasted Curing the years in which he successfully resisted the Ottoman power.
11
The crisis therefore compelled the Greeks to choose between union with the Church of Rome or submission to the Ottoman power.
12
But Servia warred with Turkey, and her troops were defeated in the great battle at Kossovo, and the Ottoman power became supreme.
13
The acceptance of the Ottoman power into the Concert of Europe, though formally notified to Abdul Mejid, had proved an empty thing.
14
Thus it is no easy matter for us to realize that for centuries the Ottoman power was the terror of the civilized world.