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Thro the nineteenth century, the 'Eastern Problem' has also determined the course of its diplomacy towards the Ottoman, in addition to the status issue of the Christian teba, which was lawful in the Ottoman Empire. William E. Gladstone was a cult figure in the British party politics, Sultan II. Abdülhamid ruled the Ottoman Empire for 33 years. In 1880, when Gladstone came to power, the Eastern Problem was theoretically ended. Nevertheless, the expectations for their practices with the influence of their talks about the Ottoman Empire were quite high. On the other hand, Sultan II. Abdülhamid was more experienced in the administration of the Empire under the terms of the Treaty of Berlin. In this regard, the main objective of this study is to analyze the parallels between the concepts of the two state men who determine the course of the Ottoman-English relations.

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