When the Ottoman empire restored direct rule over Yemen, it resulted in an onslaught of foreign encroachments by British and Italian client tribes and chieftans in the Arabian peninsula. In this concise account of the history of the political rivalries confronting Ottoman Yemen, Caesar E. Farah delineates the various military campaigns to regain control over Yemen, while providing valuable insight into the process of pacification in this critical corner of Arabia.
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The Sultan's Yemen is sure to become an essential tool for historians and students alike.
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Caesar E. Farah is Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at the University of Minnesota.
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The Ottomans had been physically absent from Yemen for a century and a half. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Red Sea, Sublime Porte, Ahmed Feyzi, Captain Haines, Bir Ahmad, Izzet Pasa, Great Britain, Imam Yahya, Aptullah Pasa, Jabal Raymah, Shaykh Said, Young Turks, Dhu Muhammad, Ottoman Empire, Tevfik Pasa, British Resident, India Board, Muhammad ibn Yahya, Persian Gulf, Bir Abmad, East India Company, Hatt-i Yemen, India Office, Council of State, First World War New!
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The Ottomans had been physically absent from Yemen for a century and a half. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Red Sea, Sublime Porte, Ahmed Feyzi, Captain Haines, Bir Ahmad, Izzet Pasa, Great Britain, Imam Yahya, Aptullah Pasa, Jabal Raymah, Shaykh Said, Young Turks, Dhu Muhammad, Ottoman Empire, Tevfik Pasa, British Resident, India Board, Muhammad ibn Yahya, Persian Gulf, Bir Abmad, East India Company, Hatt-i Yemen, India Office, Council of State, First World War New!
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- Arabian Studies (University of Cambridge Oriental Publications) (Bk.8) by R. B. Serjeant in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Decision Making and Change in the Ottoman Empire by Caesar Farah in Back Matter
- Travels in Arabia Deserta: Selected Passages by Charles M. Doughty in Back Matter
- A Journey Through the Yemen in Back Matter
- The Two Yemens by Robin Bidwell in Back Matter
- Counter-Narratives: History, Contemporary Society, and Politics in Saudi Arabia and Yemen by Madawi Al-Rasheed on page 115, and Back Matter
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