Curing the Sick Man : Sir Henry Bulwer and the Ottoman Empire, 1858-1865, Laurence Guymer

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Curing the Sick Man : Sir Henry Bulwer and the Ottoman Empire, 1858-1865, Laurence Guymer

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Sir Henry Bulwer and the Ottoman Empire, 1858-1865

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Laurence Guymer

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• Curing the Sick Man : Sir Henry Bulwer and the Ottoman Empire, 1858-1865

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• Dordrecht, Republic of Letters Publishing, 2011

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• ©2011

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Based on the author's thesis (Ph. D.--University of East Anglia, 2010)

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 249-269) and index

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Chapter 1: Turning away from that den of low intrigue: The Conservative approach to the 'Eastern Question'. Chapter 2: Accepting anything less dangerous than a revolution: The Ottoman Empire and the Austro-French war of 1859. Chapter 3: Leaving behind Malmesbury's 'milk and water'?: The Liberal approach to the 'Eastern Question'. Chapter 4: Envying the flowery couch of Naples: Bulwer and the Constantinople embassy. Chapter 5: Evidently bent upon doing mischief: The Russian challenge of 1860. Chapter 6: Going hand over head: Britain, France and the Syrian massacres of 1860. Chapter 7: Thriving under all the complications?: Scandal, division and disappointment, 1860-61. Chapter 8: Evacuation by great persistence: Getting the French out of Ottoman territory. Chapter 9: United and determined action?: Britain, Russia and the Balkans, 1861. Chapter 10: Returning Turkey to its proper position?: The accession of Sultan Abdulaziz. Chapter 11: Showing skill, promptitude, judgement and conciliation: Bulwer and the bombardment of Belgrade, 1862. Chapter 12: A nation in favour of the Mahammedan barbarism?: The anti-Ottoman Parliamentary and press attack of 1863. Chapter 13: Hard battles to fight: The Romanian and Egyptian Questions, 1863-64. Chapter 14: Undoing everything de Redcliffe had done?: The Porte's attack on the Protestant missionaries, 1864. Chapter 15: Letting the rest of the world go to pieces: The beginning of the end of 'Palmerstonian Orientalism'. Conclusion Bibliography Index

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24 cm.

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xvii, 269 pages

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9789089790576

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(OCoLC)701804284