Further Reading
- C. D. Cobham, Excerpta Cypria, materials for a history of Cyprus (Cambridge 1908). Nice Collection of written sources.
- D. Hunt, Footprints in Cyprus (London, Trigraph 1990).
- C. Spyridiakis, The education policy of the English government in Cyprus (1878–1954).
- C. Spyridiakis, A brief history of Cyprus.
- Official Cyprus Government Website
- I. Xypolia, 'Cypriot Muslims among Ottomans, Turks and British', Bogazici Journal, vol.25, pp. 109-120, 2011. http://www.bujournal.boun.edu.tr/docs/13330942935.pdf'
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