Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
A History of Violence? Islam, English Orientalism, and the Bombay Riot of 1851
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Chapter 2
Instruments of Acquisition and Reflections of Desire: English Nautical Charts and Islamic Shores, 1650–1700
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Chapter 3
‘Far from the Orthodox Road’: Conceptualizing the Shiʿa in the Nineteenth-Century Official Mind
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Chapter 4
Allies and Adversaries: Anglo-Ottoman Boundary Negotiation in the Middle East, 1906–1914
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Chapter 5
‘A Test of Support’: British Policy Towards the Ottoman Empire, 1913–1914
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Chapter 6
‘A Considerable Effect’: Winston Churchill and Wilfrid S. Blunt’s Legacy
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Chapter 7
‘Britain, India, and the Somaliland Campaigns of 1901–04’
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Chapter 8
Legislating Gender in Mandate Palestine: Colonial Laws on Midwifery, Employment, and Marriage
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Chapter 9
‘What Britain Has Done for Islam’: British Propaganda to the Islamic World During World War II, 1939–1942
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Chapter 10
British Encounters with the ‘Islamic World’ 1921–1989
Attention for Chapter 9:
‘What Britain Has Done for Islam’: British Propaganda to the Islamic World During World War II, 1939–1942
