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Napoleon In Egypt Aljabartis Chronicle Of The French Occupation 1798 Expanded Abd Alrahman Jabarti

Name: Napoleon In Egypt Aljabartis Chronicle Of The French Occupation 1798 Expanded Abd Alrahman Jabarti
SKU: BELL-5241154
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (86 reviews)

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Napoleon In Egypt Aljabartis Chronicle Of The French Occupation 1798 Expanded Abd Alrahman Jabarti instant download after payment.

Publisher: Markus Wiener Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 27.95 MB

Pages: 210

Author: Abd Al-Rahman Jabarti

ISBN: 9781558763371, 1558763376

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: Expanded

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Napoleon In Egypt Aljabartis Chronicle Of The French Occupation 1798 Expanded Abd Alrahman Jabarti by Abd Al-rahman Jabarti 9781558763371, 1558763376 instant download after payment.

The book is an Arab view of a turning point in modern history. Napoleon's conquest of Egypt in 1798 was the first contact between a Western power with imperial goals and an ancient regime of an African society. Sheik Al-Jabarti's chronicle is a unique combination of historical narration and reflection combined with daily observations about the atmosphere in Cairo and the mood among the local population. The French view of these events is described by Napoleon's secretary, Edward W. Said, Columbia University, which provides a stinging critique of French preoccupation with Egypt and the resulting cultural 'Orientalism.'