I would say the first one.
The Ottomans were conservatives, so they used the books, rarely they used the telegraph.
Hope this helps.
Re: Printing and Telegraphs in the Ottoman world
I would say the first one.
The Ottomans were conservatives, so they used the books, rarely they used the telegraph.
Hope this helps.
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