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With striking parallels to recent confrontations in Iraq, this is the story of the first Western international coalition to suppress an aggressive Middle Eastern ruler. The challenger was Mehemet Ali Pasha, called the founder of modern Egypt. Convinced that the Europeans would never be able to unite against him, he sought, with charm, brilliance and bravado, to create a powerful Muslim counterweight to the encroaching West.
Drawing on research on three continents, this timely book takes the reader into the heart of a crisis as France, Great Britain, the Ottoman government and the Pasha of Egypt maneuver to defend their interests in the Eastern Mediterranean. Here are the passionate debates among French and British politicians as they struggle to control the Pasha without provoking a European war. Here are the battlefields--from the Euphrates to Beirut--on which Mehemet Ali's modernizing forces created the facts that fed the crisis. Here are the Sultan's ministers at Istanbul, buffeted by the threats of European ambassadors. And here, in confrontation, is the fascinating Mehemet Ali Pasha, in constant conversation with those seeking to deflect him from his dangerous ambition. As France began the fortification of Paris, as Prussia contemplated the French threat of a war on the Rhine and as British warships flooded the Mediterranean, Mehemet Ali sat cross-legged on his sumptuous divan, looking from his palace out over his beautiful fleet at anchor in the bay of Alexandria, and challenged the western world.
Drawing on research on three continents, this timely book takes the reader into the heart of a crisis as France, Great Britain, the Ottoman government and the Pasha of Egypt maneuver to defend their interests in the Eastern Mediterranean. Here are the passionate debates among French and British politicians as they struggle to control the Pasha without provoking a European war. Here are the battlefields--from the Euphrates to Beirut--on which Mehemet Ali's modernizing forces created the facts that fed the crisis. Here are the Sultan's ministers at Istanbul, buffeted by the threats of European ambassadors. And here, in confrontation, is the fascinating Mehemet Ali Pasha, in constant conversation with those seeking to deflect him from his dangerous ambition. As France began the fortification of Paris, as Prussia contemplated the French threat of a war on the Rhine and as British warships flooded the Mediterranean, Mehemet Ali sat cross-legged on his sumptuous divan, looking from his palace out over his beautiful fleet at anchor in the bay of Alexandria, and challenged the western world.
With striking parallels to recent confrontations in Iraq, this is the story of the first Western international coalition to suppress an aggressive Middle Eastern ruler. The challenger was Mehemet Ali Pasha, called the founder of modern Egypt. Convinced that the Europeans would never be able to unite against him, he sought, with charm, brilliance and bravado, to create a powerful Muslim counterweight to the encroaching West.
Drawing on research on three continents, this timely book takes the reader into the heart of a crisis as France, Great Britain, the Ottoman government and the Pasha of Egypt maneuver to defend their interests in the Eastern Mediterranean. Here are the passionate debates among French and British politicians as they struggle to control the Pasha without provoking a European war. Here are the battlefields--from the Euphrates to Beirut--on which Mehemet Ali's modernizing forces created the facts that fed the crisis. Here are the Sultan's ministers at Istanbul, buffeted by the threats of European ambassadors. And here, in confrontation, is the fascinating Mehemet Ali Pasha, in constant conversation with those seeking to deflect him from his dangerous ambition. As France began the fortification of Paris, as Prussia contemplated the French threat of a war on the Rhine and as British warships flooded the Mediterranean, Mehemet Ali sat cross-legged on his sumptuous divan, looking from his palace out over his beautiful fleet at anchor in the bay of Alexandria, and challenged the western world.
Drawing on research on three continents, this timely book takes the reader into the heart of a crisis as France, Great Britain, the Ottoman government and the Pasha of Egypt maneuver to defend their interests in the Eastern Mediterranean. Here are the passionate debates among French and British politicians as they struggle to control the Pasha without provoking a European war. Here are the battlefields--from the Euphrates to Beirut--on which Mehemet Ali's modernizing forces created the facts that fed the crisis. Here are the Sultan's ministers at Istanbul, buffeted by the threats of European ambassadors. And here, in confrontation, is the fascinating Mehemet Ali Pasha, in constant conversation with those seeking to deflect him from his dangerous ambition. As France began the fortification of Paris, as Prussia contemplated the French threat of a war on the Rhine and as British warships flooded the Mediterranean, Mehemet Ali sat cross-legged on his sumptuous divan, looking from his palace out over his beautiful fleet at anchor in the bay of Alexandria, and challenged the western world.
Über den Autor
Letitia W. Ufford, an independent scholar, received her Ph.D. in Middle Eastern history from Columbia University.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
Chronology
List of Notable Persons
Introduction
1. The Pasha at Alexandria: June 14-15, 1839
2. In the Sultan's Camp: May-June 1839
3. Father and Son: Northern Syria, June 1839
4. Nizib: Near the Euphrates, June 20-24, 1839
5. France Seeks a Role: Spring and Summer 1839
6. The First Debate: Paris, July 1-3, 1839
7. The Sultan and His Men: June-July 1839
8. Joy at Ras at-Tin: July 4-20, 1839
9. Diplomacy at Istanbul: July 1839-April 1840
10. Lord Palmerston Takes the Reins: September-December 1839
11. Guizot and the London Convention: February-July 1840
12. Ruling Syria: 1833-1840
13. The Revolt in Mount Lebanon: June-July 1840
14. Monsieur Thiers's Game: July-October 1840
15. Preparing for War: May-September 1840
16. Beirut: July-September 1840
17. The Attack on Beirut: September 9-11, 1840
18. The Camp at Juniyah: September-October 1840
19. A Scattered Army: July 1839-August 1840
20. Defending Syria: June-November 1840
21. The Coalition in Combat: October 9-10, 1840
22. Naval Guns and Ancient Fortresses: September-November 1840
23. Walewski Returns: October 14-November 26, 1840
24. The Pasha and the Commodore: November 15, 1840-February 4, 1841
25. Conflict in the Cabinet: July-October 1840
26. Who Will Bear the Blame? Paris, November 25-December 3, 1840
27. Retreat from Damascus: November 1840-February 1841
28. The End Game: February-August 1841
29. Palmerston on the Hustings: Tiverton, July 31, 1847
30. Epilogue: 1841-1849
31. Kaleidoscope
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Chronology
List of Notable Persons
Introduction
1. The Pasha at Alexandria: June 14-15, 1839
2. In the Sultan's Camp: May-June 1839
3. Father and Son: Northern Syria, June 1839
4. Nizib: Near the Euphrates, June 20-24, 1839
5. France Seeks a Role: Spring and Summer 1839
6. The First Debate: Paris, July 1-3, 1839
7. The Sultan and His Men: June-July 1839
8. Joy at Ras at-Tin: July 4-20, 1839
9. Diplomacy at Istanbul: July 1839-April 1840
10. Lord Palmerston Takes the Reins: September-December 1839
11. Guizot and the London Convention: February-July 1840
12. Ruling Syria: 1833-1840
13. The Revolt in Mount Lebanon: June-July 1840
14. Monsieur Thiers's Game: July-October 1840
15. Preparing for War: May-September 1840
16. Beirut: July-September 1840
17. The Attack on Beirut: September 9-11, 1840
18. The Camp at Juniyah: September-October 1840
19. A Scattered Army: July 1839-August 1840
20. Defending Syria: June-November 1840
21. The Coalition in Combat: October 9-10, 1840
22. Naval Guns and Ancient Fortresses: September-November 1840
23. Walewski Returns: October 14-November 26, 1840
24. The Pasha and the Commodore: November 15, 1840-February 4, 1841
25. Conflict in the Cabinet: July-October 1840
26. Who Will Bear the Blame? Paris, November 25-December 3, 1840
27. Retreat from Damascus: November 1840-February 1841
28. The End Game: February-August 1841
29. Palmerston on the Hustings: Tiverton, July 31, 1847
30. Epilogue: 1841-1849
31. Kaleidoscope
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: | 2007 |
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Fachbereich: | Regionalgeschichte |
Genre: | Geschichte, Importe |
Rubrik: | Geisteswissenschaften |
Medium: | Taschenbuch |
ISBN-13: | 9780786428939 |
ISBN-10: | 0786428937 |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
Autor: | Ufford, Letitia W. |
Hersteller: | McFarland |
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
Maße: | 254 x 178 x 15 mm |
Von/Mit: | Letitia W. Ufford |
Erscheinungsdatum: | 01.07.2007 |
Gewicht: | 0,518 kg |
Über den Autor
Letitia W. Ufford, an independent scholar, received her Ph.D. in Middle Eastern history from Columbia University.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
Chronology
List of Notable Persons
Introduction
1. The Pasha at Alexandria: June 14-15, 1839
2. In the Sultan's Camp: May-June 1839
3. Father and Son: Northern Syria, June 1839
4. Nizib: Near the Euphrates, June 20-24, 1839
5. France Seeks a Role: Spring and Summer 1839
6. The First Debate: Paris, July 1-3, 1839
7. The Sultan and His Men: June-July 1839
8. Joy at Ras at-Tin: July 4-20, 1839
9. Diplomacy at Istanbul: July 1839-April 1840
10. Lord Palmerston Takes the Reins: September-December 1839
11. Guizot and the London Convention: February-July 1840
12. Ruling Syria: 1833-1840
13. The Revolt in Mount Lebanon: June-July 1840
14. Monsieur Thiers's Game: July-October 1840
15. Preparing for War: May-September 1840
16. Beirut: July-September 1840
17. The Attack on Beirut: September 9-11, 1840
18. The Camp at Juniyah: September-October 1840
19. A Scattered Army: July 1839-August 1840
20. Defending Syria: June-November 1840
21. The Coalition in Combat: October 9-10, 1840
22. Naval Guns and Ancient Fortresses: September-November 1840
23. Walewski Returns: October 14-November 26, 1840
24. The Pasha and the Commodore: November 15, 1840-February 4, 1841
25. Conflict in the Cabinet: July-October 1840
26. Who Will Bear the Blame? Paris, November 25-December 3, 1840
27. Retreat from Damascus: November 1840-February 1841
28. The End Game: February-August 1841
29. Palmerston on the Hustings: Tiverton, July 31, 1847
30. Epilogue: 1841-1849
31. Kaleidoscope
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Chronology
List of Notable Persons
Introduction
1. The Pasha at Alexandria: June 14-15, 1839
2. In the Sultan's Camp: May-June 1839
3. Father and Son: Northern Syria, June 1839
4. Nizib: Near the Euphrates, June 20-24, 1839
5. France Seeks a Role: Spring and Summer 1839
6. The First Debate: Paris, July 1-3, 1839
7. The Sultan and His Men: June-July 1839
8. Joy at Ras at-Tin: July 4-20, 1839
9. Diplomacy at Istanbul: July 1839-April 1840
10. Lord Palmerston Takes the Reins: September-December 1839
11. Guizot and the London Convention: February-July 1840
12. Ruling Syria: 1833-1840
13. The Revolt in Mount Lebanon: June-July 1840
14. Monsieur Thiers's Game: July-October 1840
15. Preparing for War: May-September 1840
16. Beirut: July-September 1840
17. The Attack on Beirut: September 9-11, 1840
18. The Camp at Juniyah: September-October 1840
19. A Scattered Army: July 1839-August 1840
20. Defending Syria: June-November 1840
21. The Coalition in Combat: October 9-10, 1840
22. Naval Guns and Ancient Fortresses: September-November 1840
23. Walewski Returns: October 14-November 26, 1840
24. The Pasha and the Commodore: November 15, 1840-February 4, 1841
25. Conflict in the Cabinet: July-October 1840
26. Who Will Bear the Blame? Paris, November 25-December 3, 1840
27. Retreat from Damascus: November 1840-February 1841
28. The End Game: February-August 1841
29. Palmerston on the Hustings: Tiverton, July 31, 1847
30. Epilogue: 1841-1849
31. Kaleidoscope
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: | 2007 |
---|---|
Fachbereich: | Regionalgeschichte |
Genre: | Geschichte, Importe |
Rubrik: | Geisteswissenschaften |
Medium: | Taschenbuch |
ISBN-13: | 9780786428939 |
ISBN-10: | 0786428937 |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
Autor: | Ufford, Letitia W. |
Hersteller: | McFarland |
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
Maße: | 254 x 178 x 15 mm |
Von/Mit: | Letitia W. Ufford |
Erscheinungsdatum: | 01.07.2007 |
Gewicht: | 0,518 kg |
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