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CHAPTER ONE: Defining Nationalism 1 CHAPTER TWO: Early Stirrings: The Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries 14 CHAPTER THREE: Sati' al-Husri's Theory of Nationalism 49 CHAPTER FOUR: Nationalism and Competing Loyalties: From the 1920s to the Revolt in Palestine 75 CHAPTER FIVE: The Path to Nationalist Ascent: From the Palestinian Revolt to the Egyptian Revolution 107 CHAPTER SIX: Consolidating Nationalism: The Emergence of Arab Egypt 135 CHAPTER SEVEN: Nationalism on the March,1955-1957 160 CHAPTER EIGHT: The Apex of Nationalism: The United Republic andthe Iraqi Revolution, January-September 1958 186 CHAPTER NINE: Nationalism's Downward Slide,1958-1967 214 CHAPTER TEN: 1967 and After: The Twilight of Nationalism 252 CHAPTER ELEVEN: The Demise of Nationalism: A Postmortem 282 Bibliography 315 Index 331
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