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List of maps | |
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Preface | |
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Glossary | |
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Introduction | |
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The Maghrib: land and people | |
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Centrifugal and centripetal forces in Maghribi history | |
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The call of the minaret in the 'West': the establishment of Islam in the Maghrib and Spain | |
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The Arab conquest of the Maghrib | |
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Arab-caliphial rule and the Berbers | |
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Kharijite Berber rebellion against Arab domination | |
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The Rustamids | |
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The Banu Midrar | |
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The Idrisids | |
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The Aghlabids | |
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The Fatimids and Zirids | |
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Relations between the Andalus and the Maghrib, eighth to eleventh centuries | |
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The Maghrib under Berber dynasties | |
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The Almoravids | |
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The Almohads | |
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The Marinids | |
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The Hafsids | |
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The Zayyanids | |
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Ottoman rule in the Central and Eastern Maghrib | |
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Spanish expansion and Ottoman intervention | |
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The regency of Algiers | |
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Tunisia under the deys and the Husaynids | |
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Libya under Ottoman and Qaramanli rule (1551-1835) | |
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Morocco consolidates her national identity, 1510-1822 | |
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The Sadiyans, 1510-1603 | |
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Morocco dismembered, 1603-68 | |
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The Alawites, 1668-1822 | |
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The age of aggressive European colonialism, 1830-1914 | |
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The emergence of French Algeria | |
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The Algerian settlers' path to victory, 1848-1914 | |
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Tunisia: beys, consuls, and financiers, 1837-78 | |
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Tunisia: the establishment of the French protectorate | |
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Morocco at the crossroads, 1822-1912 | |
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Libya: an Ottoman advance post, 1835-1912 | |
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1919 to independence | |
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Algeria between the two world wars | |
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Algeria: the nationalism of the evolues | |
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The Algerian revolution and independence | |
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Tunisia: from anti-colonialism to nationalism, 1919-34 | |
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Tunisia: the Neo-Destour and independence | |
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Morocco: the French and Spanish protectorates | |
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Morocco: traditional elite and new aspirations | |
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Libya: three entities in one nation, 1912-51 | |
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Epilogue: the Maghrib after independence | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |