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As the sixteenth century was drawing to a close, the Ottoman Empire made a grab for Venetian territory – in this case, Cyprus. This unprovoked attack set in motion a chain of events that resulted in one of the largest naval battles that the contemporary world had ever seen, Lepanto. The unexpected Western victory, after a long history of ever-worsening
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