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• catalog abstract "Traces the development of new ideas in the Islamic world during the era of Western Europe's colonial expansion, 1789-1900.".
• catalog contributor b1451031.
• catalog coverage "Europe Relations Islamic countries.".
• catalog coverage "Islamic countries Foreign public opinion, European.".
• catalog coverage "Islamic countries Relations Europe.".
• catalog created "[1966]".
• catalog date "1966".
• catalog date "[1966]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1966]".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 566-594.".
• catalog description "Part one: Introduction -- The developing image -- The Mediaeval inheritance -- The Ottoman impact -- The Muslim religion -- The Nineteenth-century background -- The position of women -- Exoticism -- Part two: Revolution and empire (1789-1830) -- The beginnings of imperial relations -- The appearance of imperialism -- The eve of Revolution -- The first impact of the Revolution -- The shadow of General Bonaparte -- Bonaparte in Egypt -- Arab nationalism -- A note on Wahabism -- Tipu and Wellesley -- The colonial intention -- French opinion -- The European community of ideas -- Individual approaches -- Napoleon the Great: Britain and Turkey -- Diplomatic rivalries -- Selim III and Mahmud II -- The eastern provinces -- Napoleon the Great: Britain and Persia -- The First Earl of Minto and others -- French missions -- British missions -- Diplomatic aftermath -- After Napoleon: Turks and Greeks -- Partisanship -- Greek independence -- Conclusion -- Part three: Christian civilization (1800-1900) -- Christians in India -- The early missions -- Government neutrality and Christian progress -- The Muslims and the government -- Christians in Africa -- The first meeting with Islam -- Christian sentiment -- African slave-trade -- The Islamic impact upon Africa -- The civilizing mission -- Algiers and Afghanistan -- Christians in the Near East -- 'Improving' advice for the Ottoman world -- Part four: the high imperial age (1877-1900) -- Afghanistan, Tunis and the Bulgarian atrocities -- Arabi and Egypt -- First reactions -- Some considered opinions -- The Sudanese Mahdiya -- Early sympathy -- Propaganda for war -- The general impression -- Other African countries -- The imperial point of view -- Part five: conclusions -- A summing up -- A footnote on the twentieth century.".
• catalog description "Traces the development of new ideas in the Islamic world during the era of Western Europe's colonial expansion, 1789-1900.".
• catalog extent "xx, 619 p.".
• catalog isPartOf "[Edinburgh University publications; language and literature series, no. 15]".
• catalog issued "1966".
• catalog issued "[1966]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Edinburgh, Edinburgh U.P.".
• catalog spatial "Europe Relations Islamic countries.".
• catalog spatial "Islamic countries Foreign public opinion, European.".
• catalog spatial "Islamic countries Relations Europe.".
• catalog subject "301.29/1767/04".
• catalog subject "Christianity and other religions Islam.".
• catalog subject "DS63 .D3".
• catalog subject "Islam Relations Christianity.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part one: Introduction -- The developing image -- The Mediaeval inheritance -- The Ottoman impact -- The Muslim religion -- The Nineteenth-century background -- The position of women -- Exoticism -- Part two: Revolution and empire (1789-1830) -- The beginnings of imperial relations -- The appearance of imperialism -- The eve of Revolution -- The first impact of the Revolution -- The shadow of General Bonaparte -- Bonaparte in Egypt -- Arab nationalism -- A note on Wahabism -- Tipu and Wellesley -- The colonial intention -- French opinion -- The European community of ideas -- Individual approaches -- Napoleon the Great: Britain and Turkey -- Diplomatic rivalries -- Selim III and Mahmud II -- The eastern provinces -- Napoleon the Great: Britain and Persia -- The First Earl of Minto and others -- French missions -- British missions -- Diplomatic aftermath -- After Napoleon: Turks and Greeks -- Partisanship -- Greek independence -- Conclusion -- Part three: Christian civilization (1800-1900) -- Christians in India -- The early missions -- Government neutrality and Christian progress -- The Muslims and the government -- Christians in Africa -- The first meeting with Islam -- Christian sentiment -- African slave-trade -- The Islamic impact upon Africa -- The civilizing mission -- Algiers and Afghanistan -- Christians in the Near East -- 'Improving' advice for the Ottoman world -- Part four: the high imperial age (1877-1900) -- Afghanistan, Tunis and the Bulgarian atrocities -- Arabi and Egypt -- First reactions -- Some considered opinions -- The Sudanese Mahdiya -- Early sympathy -- Propaganda for war -- The general impression -- Other African countries -- The imperial point of view -- Part five: conclusions -- A summing up -- A footnote on the twentieth century.".
• catalog title "Islam, Europe and Empire.".
• catalog type "text".