Anglo-Arab Relations and the Question of Palestine 1914-1921

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Second edition. Thick octavo. 22×14cm; xxvii,[1],523,[1]pp. Green boards with gilt title on spine; binding square and tight. Dust jacket with very minor wear and one small tear; price clipped. Clean inside. Maps printed on endpapers. A very nice copy. From the dust jacket: ?Based largely on the archives of the British Cabinet and Foreign Office and also on sources in Arabic and other languages, this comprehensive study records painstakingly and thoroughly the history of Anglo-Arab relations in its entirety for the first time, from the British overtures in 1914 to the Cairo conference under Churchill in 1921. While the political and military developments in Arabia, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Palestine are lucidly chronicled and brilliantly analysed, there are throughout the book special sections on the political fortunes of Palestine. Toward the end of the book these predominate. The last chapter in particular contains some important revelations on Herbert Samuel and T. E. Lawrence.?. N° de ref. del artículo 012244

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