France & Ottoman Lebanon, 1861-1914 (St. Antony's Middle East monographs)

[by] John P. Spagnolo. Bibliography: P. 306-315. Contents Abbreviations Foreword Preface Chapter One: The Maronites and the French Presence in the Ottoman Empire: The Background Chapter Two: Sectarian Conflict and the International Settlement of 1860 - 1861 Chapter Three: Domestic and Foreign Challenges to Daud Pasha Chapter Four: The 1864 Constitutional Revisions: The Origins of aSectarian Democracy Chapter Five: French Policy in the Triumph and Failure of Daud Pasha Chapter Six: Political Adjustments Chapter Seven: The Redefinition of French Objectives after the Eastern Crisis of 1878 Chapter Eight: The Politics of Manipulation and Accommodation Chapter Nine: Currents of Change at the Turn of the Century Chapter Ten: Revolution and Reaction Chapter Eleven: The 1912 Constitutional Revisions: Contradictions in French Imperial Objectives and Lebanese Aspirations Chapter Twelve: Epilogue to World War 1 and the French Mandate Bibliography Index