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The Middle East, as we know it today, was shaped in the violent

and tumultuous years of the first half of the 20th century. The

roots of many of the conflicts and crises which afflict the region

today can be traced back to this period of wars, high drama and the

cavalier re-drawing of maps. Patrick Seale, a leading historian of

the region, tells the story of the making of the modern Middle East

through the life of Riad el-Solh, a Lebanese politician who grew

into the outstanding Arab statesman of his time. Based on British

and French archives, and on numerous interviews, the book pieces

together the history of the Arab struggle for independence through

the lives of those most directly involved. It is an invaluable

resource for students and researchers, and of compelling interest

to anyone who wants to know more about the Middle East.

1. Grandee of the empire

2. An Ottoman childhood

3. Education in revolution

4. In the shadow of the gallows

5. Faysal's false dawn

6. Fugitive from the French

7. The great Syrian revolution

8. A hero's return

9. Man of the people

10. Riad el-Solh, Zionism and the Hajj Amin al-Husayni

11. Ben Gurion and the Arabs

12. The making of a Lebanese patriot

13. Competing identities: the battle for men's minds

14. The politics of the street

15. The changing fortunes of war

16. Rashid 'Ali and 'Operation Exporter'

17. Riad Bey and general spears

18. The electoral challenge

19. The compromise of the national pact

20. The decisive battle

21. Painful awakening

22. Goodbye to the French

23. Master of the local scene

24. The unwanted war

25. The challenge from the revolutionaries

26. Murder in Amman

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The Middle East, as we know it today, was shaped in the violent and tumultuous years of the first half of the 20th century. The roots of many of the conflicts and crises which afflict the region today can be traced back to this period of wars, high drama and the cavalier re-drawing of maps. Patrick Seale, a leading historian of the region, tells the story of the making of the modern Middle East through the life of Riad el-Solh, a Lebanese politician who grew into the outstanding Arab statesman of his time. Based on British and French archives, and on numerous interviews, the book pieces together the history of the Arab struggle for independence through the lives of those most directly involved. It is an invaluable resource for students and researchers, and of compelling interest to anyone who wants to know more about the Middle East.