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Iraq From Mandate To Independence Main Ernest

SKU: BELL-46506502

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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3 MB

Pages: 308

Author: Main, Ernest

ISBN: 9781317846918, 9781138869684, 1138869686, 1317846915

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Iraq From Mandate To Independence Main Ernest by Main, Ernest 9781317846918, 9781138869684, 1138869686, 1317846915 instant download after payment.

The history of Iraq during the past fifteen years is a history eloquent of great achievements too little chronicled and too little known. It is a story of foundations that were laid down with foresight and wisdom by Sir Percy Cox in the very wake of the advancing armies —foundations soon to be powerfully built upon by Sir Arnold Wilson and carried forward in face of intricate and ceaseless difficulty by the skill and devotion of Sir Henry Dobbs. It is a story, too, of the masterly work of Sir John Salmond and of Colonel Joyce—of the rare sympathy and knowledge of Gertrude Bell, and of the gallant heroism of officers like Leachman, Shakespeare, and a score of others, whose names will be remembered and honoured by the Arab of the Euphrates and of the Nejd long after they have been forgotten by people in England.