ENGLAND, AND THE NEAR EAST
THE CRIMEA
THE CRIMEA
BY
HAROLD TEMPERLEY, F.B.A.
PROFESSOR OF MODERN HISTORY IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
WITH A FRONTISPIECE AND
THREE MAPS
LONGMANS, GREEN AND CO. LONDON · NEW YORK · TORONTO
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Book title: England and the Near East:The Crimea.
Contributors: Harold Temperley - Author.
Publisher: Longmans, Green.
Place of publication: London.
Publication year: 1936.
Page number: iii.
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- Title Page iii
- Foreword vii
- Table of Contents xiii
- List of Abbreviations xxvii
- Acknowledgments and Technical Note xxix
- England and the Near East 1
- England and the Near East 3
- Chapter I - The Reforms of Mahmud II 5
- Chapter II - The. Great Powers and Mahmud (1808-39) 43
- Book II - Mehemet Ali 85
- Book II - Mehemet Ali 87
- Chapter III - The Year of Victory, 1839 89
- Chapter IV - The Year of Defeat, 1840 111
- Chapter V - The Year of Europe, 1841 137
- Book III 155
- Book III - The Fruits of Reform 157
- Chapter Ivv - Revolt in the Lebanon and Settlement by Europe, 1841-5 169
- Chapter VIII - The Insurrection in Bosnia; the War in Montenegro; and the Austrian Intervention (1848-52) 199
- Chapter IX - The Second Phase; Reform in the 'Dust Hole'; Stratford De Redcliffe 223
- Book IV - The Fruits of Diplomacy 249
- Chapter XI - How Latins and Greeks Disputed About the Holy Places 280
- Chapter XII - How Count Leiningen Succeeded and Why Prince Menšikov Failed 301
- Chapter XIII - How Peace Ended 333
- Chapter XIV - How War Began 366
- Epilogue 385
- List of More Important Notes 391
- Notes to Chapters I-Xiv 397
- Appendices 479
- Index to Principal Quotations from Unpublished Documents 517
- Index 521
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