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Research Results For 'Mehemed Fuad Pasha'

MEHEMED FUAD PASHA

Mehemed Fuad Pasha was a Turkish statesman and man of letters. He was born in 1814at Constantinople (Istambul) and died in 1869. His diplomatic career took him to London, Madrid, and St. Petersburg; he was four times minister of foreign affairs, and for five years grand vizier; and was the chief support of the reform party in the Turkish empire. He wrote poetry, political pamphlets, and a Turkish grammar, which has been translated into several languages.
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