Ottoman Heir Dies Amid Opium Sparked Death Rumors
A London news packet from February 24 to 26 1757 reports the death of ULTAN Mahomet presumptive heir to the Ottoman throne, allegedly after a brief illness and opium use under a slave’s handling. It notes condolences from the people and contrasts with affection toward his brothers Orchan Abdallah and Bajazet.
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