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Tom Nieuwenhuis, Politics and Society in Early Modern Iraq: Mamlūk Pashas, Tribal Shayks and Local Rule Between 1802 and 1831, Studies in Social History, No. 6, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam (The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1982). Pp. 246.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 January 2009

Albertine Jwaideh
Albertine Jwaideh
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Department of Middle East and Islamic Studies University of Toronto
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International Journal of Middle East Studies , Volume 21 , Issue 1 , February 1989 , pp. 129 - 131
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1 'Azzāawī, A., Tārīkh a1-īIrāq bayn ihtilĀlāayn, Vol. VI (Baghdad, 1954), p. 229.Google Scholar Cf. ibid., pp. 230, 232, 237, 240–43.

2 See al-Karkūklī, R., Dawhat al-wuzārā' fī tārīkh waqā'i' Baghdād al-zawrā', trans. Nawras, Mūsa Kāzim (Beirut, n.d.), pp. 269, 270–71, 272, 276; Ja'far Khayyāt, Tārīkh al-'Irāq fī al-'usūr al-muzlima, Vol. I (Baghdad, 1971), pp. 251, 253, 273–78;Google ScholarFā'iq, Sulaymān, TĀrīkh “al-mamālīk “al-Kolamand” fī Baghdad, trans. Armanāzī, Muhammad Najīb (Baghdad, 1961), pp. 45–46.Google Scholar

3 E.g., al-Fir'awn, F. M., al-QadĀ' al-';ashā'irī (Baghdad, 1941);Google Scholar'Azzāwī, A., 'AshĀ'ir al-'Irāq, Vols. 1, III, & IV (Baghdad, 1937, 1955, & 1956).Google Scholar