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LIST OF CONTENTS.

                                         Part I.
                                      CHAPTER I.
              History of Turkish Arabia : its external relations with Persia, Maskat and the
                                         Wahabis.
             Suctions                                       Paraorapus.
               I—Turco-Persian ware and relations ...   ,       1—82
              II—Wahabi Incursions into Turkish Arabia and Turkish ex­
                     peditions against tho Wahabis, 1798-lbOl  83—87
             III—Threatened attack on Basrah from tho Sultan of Maskat  89—90
                                      CHAPTER II.
                          Baghdad and Basrah Pashaliks or Vilayats.
               I—Changes on the Pashaliks of Baghdad and Basrah   ... 91—102
              II—Pashas or Valis of Baghdad ...   ...     ... 103—105
              III— Valis of Basrah   ...   ...                 106-A
              IV— Character and Policy of somo of tho Valis  ... 106—112

                                      CHAPTER III.
                        Arab Tribes and Tribal Feuds in Turkish Arabia.
               I—The Arab tribes of Turkish Arabia        ... 113—119
              II—Brief history of the tribes from early times to 181-3  ... 120—129
              III— Arab tribal disturbances, 1843-50 ...  ... 130—13-1
              IV— Arab tribal disturbances; Insurrections at Najaf, 1852-54  135-137
               V—Major Rawlinson’s policy in regard to Arab tribes how
                     thwarted by Biitish merchants   ...  ... 139—139
              VI—Arab tribes : construction of telegraph line, 1SG3-64  ... 140—142
             VII—Disturbances among Khazail, Montcfik and other tribes:
                     construction of telegraph line            143
            VIII—Robbery of a caravan by Arab tribes, 1866   • ••  144
              IX—Montefiks, Arabs, 1872*81, Sheikh Nasir ...  ... 145—118
               X— Recent Turkish relations with the Shamraar tribes, 1889 ... 149—150
               XI— Arab ris-ings between Amara aud Kurna, lb92  ... 151—168
              XII— Rising of Sheikh Hassan el Khayouu     ... 159—160
             XIII— The Monteliks seek Biitish protection and robel against the
                     Turks                                ... 161—175

                                     CHAPTER IIIA.
                   The Mahoinedan Religious forces in operation in Turkish Arabia.
               I—Tho Shiahs and Sunnis : tbo Shiahs of Kcrbolla and Najaf   176—205
              II—Tho Nakibs of Basrah: the late Sayycd Mahomed Said   206
             III—Tho Nakibs of Baghdad                    ...  207—212
              IV—Tho Seet of Israailians  • • •           ... 213—215













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