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ay be but the birth-pangs of a truly renascent East taking its place in a renascent world. INDEX Aali Pasha, Pan-Islam agitation of, 54 Abbas Hilmi, Khedive, pro Turkish views of, 155; deposition of, 156; Pan-Arabianism supported by, 170 Abd-el-Kader, French resisted by, 41 Abd-el-Malek Hamsa, Pro-Germanism of, 156 Abd-el-Wahab, Mohammedan revival begun by, 21, 40; birth of, 21; early life of, 22 _ff._; influence of, 22; death of, 22 Abdul Hamid, despotism of, 32; as caliph, 39; Sennussi's opposition to, 39, 46; Djemal-ed-Din protected by, 53 _ff._; Pan-Islam policy of, 53 _ff._; character of, 54 _ff._; government of, 55; deposition of, 56, 119; tyrannical policy of, 116; nationalism opposed by, 139, 165; Arabs conciliated by, 142 _ff._ Abu Bekr 22; policy of, 114 _ff._ Abyssinian Church, Mohammedan threat against, 50 Afghanistan, religious uprisings in, 41; nineteenth-century independence of, 118; Bolshevism in, 286 _ff._; rebellion of, 286_ff._ Africa, Mohammedan missionary work in, 49 _ff._ _See_ also North Africa Agadir crisis, 57 Ahmed Bey Agayeff, Pan-Turanism aided by, 165 Alexandria, massacre of Europeans in, 149 Algeria, French conquest of, 40, 158; Kabyle insurrection in, 41; compulsory vaccination in, 95; liberal political aspirations in, 118 _ff._; need for European government in, 122 Allenby, General, Egypt in control of, 177 Amanullah Khan, Bolshevism of, 286; war on England declared by, 286; present policy of, 298 Anatolia, Bolshevist manifesto to, 292 Anglo-Russian Agreement, terms of, 159 _ff._ Arabi Pasha, Djemal-ed-Din's influence on, 148; revolution in Egypt headed by, 148 Arabia, description of natives of, 21; Turks fought by, 23; defeat of, 23; political freedom of, 113; democracy in, 127; nationalist spirit in, 140 _ff._; Turkish rulers opposed by, 140 _ff._; suppression of, 143; 1905 rebellion of, 143; effect of Young-Turk revolution on, 145 _ff._; 1916 revolt of, 146; Pan-Arabism in, 145; religious character of Pan-Arab movement in, 169 _ff._; effect of Great War on, 170, 183 _ff._; Allied encouragement of, 184; peace terms and, 185; English agreement with, 185 _ff._; revolt against Turks of, 185; secret partition of, 185 _ff._; Colonel Lawrence's influence in, 186; secret treaties revealed to, 187; France and Englan
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