How Turkish coffee destroyed an empire | 1843
www.1843magazine.com/food-drink/world-in-a-dish/how-turkish-coffee-destroyed-an-empire
What Jamie wrote
The history of coffee, and its spread around the world, is fascinating.
In the coffee houses they were introduced to ideas that spelled trouble for the Ottoman state: rebellion, self-determination and the fallibility of the powerful.
I watched Black Coffee several years ago and it asserts a similar path for the French Revolution as well. ☕️
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