From Ottomanism to Arabism : essays on the origins of Arab nationalism

The Amir Of Mecca Al-Ḥusayn Ibn-ʻali And The Origin Of The Arab Revolt -- ʻabdullāh Ibn-al-Ḥusayn, Lord Kitchener, And The Idea Of An Arab Revolt -- Ideological Influences In The Arab Revolt -- Hashimite Aims And Policy In The Light Of Recent Scholarship On Anglo-arab Relations During World War I -- From Ottomanism To Arabism : The Origin Of An Ideology -- The Rise Of Arabism In Syria -- Ramifications And Reflections. [by] C. Ernest Dawn. Includes Bibliographical References. Preface Contents 1. The Amir of Mecca al-Husayn ibn-'Ali and the Origin of the Arab Revolt 2. 'Abdullah ibn-al-Husayn, Lord Kitchener, and the idea of an Arab Revolt 3. Ideological Influences in the Arab Revolt 4. Hashemite Aims and Policy in the Light of Recent Scholarship on Anglo-Arab Relations during World War I 5. From Ottomanism to Arabism: The Origin of an Ideology 6. The Rise of Arabism in Syria 7. Ramifications and Reflections Index