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EDHEM See also: Turkish statesman, was of See also: Greek origin, and is said to have been taken into a Turkish See also: household at the See also: time of the Chio See also: massacre in 1822, and to have been brought up as a Mussulman
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He entered the Turkish See also: government service and See also: rose to high office, being successively See also: minister of public See also: works, See also: grand See also: vizier for eleven months (1878), ambassador at Vienna (1879) and minister of the interior
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He was See also: quick-tempered, but of kindly disposition, intelligent and patriotic, and he See also: left a reputation of unblemished honesty and uprightness
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