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Syria and
Palestine]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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  1. PAGE
  2. Reassertion of Turkish Authority34
  3. Latin and Greek Rivalry about the "Holy Places"34
  4. Effects of Crimean War; Confusion in Syria35
  5. Massacre of 186036
  6. Constitution of Autonomous Lebanon36
  7. Organization of the Rest of Syria38
  8. Relapse owing to Franco-German and Russo-Turkish Wars39
  9. Abdul Hamid's Policy39
  10. Circassian Colonies40
  11. Administration and Communications41
  12. Railway Schemes41
  13. Settlement of the Country42
  14. Christian Influx into Palestine43
  15. Jewish Immigrants44
  16. German Emperor's Visit45
  17. Progress under Abdul Hamid45
  18. Young Turk Revolution and Arabs46
  19. Attempts at Ottoman Nationalisation47
  20. Anti-Turkish Committees47
  21. Execution or Exile of Leaders48
  22. III. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITIONS
  23. (1) Religious
  24. (i) Mohammedans49
  25. Druses49
  26. (ii) Christians50
  27. (iii) Jews52
  28. (2) Political52
  29. (3) Public Education
  30. General53
  31. Educational Work under British Control53
  32. Educational Work under American Control54
  33. Roman Catholic Educational Agencies54
  34. Jewish Educational Agencies55
  35. Other Educational Agencies56
  36. General Observations
  37. Popular Opinion and National Sentiment56
  38. (i) Moslems56
  39. (ii) Christians56
  40. (iii) Jews58
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