The Long Peace |
Acknowledgments |
![]() | Note on Transliteration and Dates |
Abbreviations and Terms |
Introduction |
![]() | 1 The Road to a Special Regime in Mount Lebanon |
![]() | 2 Ottoman Policy and Power Relations in Mount Lebanon, 1861–1892 |
![]() | 3 Ottoman Policy and Power Relations in Mount Lebanon, 1892–1915 |
![]() | 4 The Administrative Council |
![]() | 5 Taxation and Fiscal Administration |
![]() | 6 Judicial Organization as a Mechanism of Social Consolidation |
![]() | 7 Confessionalism, Notables, and Administrative Positions |
![]() | 8 The Government and the Church |
Conclusion |
![]() | Appendix A The Governors of Mount Lebanon, 1861–1918 |
• | 1. Davud Pasha (1861–1868) |
• | 2. Franko Pasha (1868–1873) |
• | 3. Rüstem Pasha (1873–1883) |
• | 4. Vasa Pasha (1883–1892) |
• | 5. Naum Pasha (1892–1902) |
• | 6. Muzaffer Pasha (1902–1907) |
• | 7. Yusuf Pasha (1907–1912) |
• | 8. Ohannes Pasha (1912–1915) |
• | The Last Governors (1915–1918) |
![]() | Appendix B Ottoman Documents on Mount Lebanon, 1861–1918 |
![]() | Notes |
![]() | Bibliography |
![]() | Index |