The French Poetical Gift or Cours Elementaire de Litterature, from Malherbe to Voltaire
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The French Poetical Gift or Cours Elementaire de Litterature, from Malherbe to Voltaire (1996)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781234158026 bzw. 1234158027, in Englisch, RareBooksClub, Taschenbuch, neu.
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 46 pages. Original publisher: Carlisle Barracks, PA : Strategic Studies Institute, U. S. Army War College, 1996 OCLC Number: (OCoLC)44374790 Subject: Persian Gulf Region -- Strategic aspects. Excerpt: . . . 20 Iranian Oil Company. Following that blow, in 1956 Egypts Arab Nationalist leader Gamal Abdul Nasser seized the Suez Canal. Britain tried to abort the takeover by going to war with Cairo. Ultimately, however, it lost. Then in 1958, a newly installed Arab Nationalist regime in Baghdad ejected the British from Iraq. Thus, as of the mid-1960s, Britains only apparently solid base in the Middle East was Aden. Britains Conservative Party determined to hold on to it at all costs. However, a strong nationalist movement had by this time appeared in South Yemen. The leading dissidents were those unionists mentioned earlier, 21 many of whom were ideological Marxists. Britains Labor Party came to power in October 1964, and it decided that Britains presence in South Yemen was too expensive to maintain. Economic conditions in Britain had deteriorated after World War II, and the British public would no longer bear the costs of empire. Thus, in February 1966, the Labor government decreed that Britain would pull out--not only from South Yemen but from all its bases East of Suez, which effectively ended 22 the era of British colonialism. The Arab Nationalist Phase. I referred earlier to the difficulties encountered by the Imam of Yemen over the Saudis policy of suborning the tribes. This taught the Imam a lesson, viz. , that he must have a private army. The Yemeni tribes--as with tribes anywhere--are not easy to manage. Before they act, they must achieve consensus, and even after consensus is obtained, nothing ensures that the tribesmen 23 will not later change their minds. Thus in the late 1940s the Imam Yahia ( Yemens ruler at the time ) began sending Yemeni youths to Egypt and to Iraq for military training. This seemed a safe choice, since both countries were then ruled. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 46 pages. Original publisher: Carlisle Barracks, PA : Strategic Studies Institute, U. S. Army War College, 1996 OCLC Number: (OCoLC)44374790 Subject: Persian Gulf Region -- Strategic aspects. Excerpt: . . . 20 Iranian Oil Company. Following that blow, in 1956 Egypts Arab Nationalist leader Gamal Abdul Nasser seized the Suez Canal. Britain tried to abort the takeover by going to war with Cairo. Ultimately, however, it lost. Then in 1958, a newly installed Arab Nationalist regime in Baghdad ejected the British from Iraq. Thus, as of the mid-1960s, Britains only apparently solid base in the Middle East was Aden. Britains Conservative Party determined to hold on to it at all costs. However, a strong nationalist movement had by this time appeared in South Yemen. The leading dissidents were those unionists mentioned earlier, 21 many of whom were ideological Marxists. Britains Labor Party came to power in October 1964, and it decided that Britains presence in South Yemen was too expensive to maintain. Economic conditions in Britain had deteriorated after World War II, and the British public would no longer bear the costs of empire. Thus, in February 1966, the Labor government decreed that Britain would pull out--not only from South Yemen but from all its bases East of Suez, which effectively ended 22 the era of British colonialism. The Arab Nationalist Phase. I referred earlier to the difficulties encountered by the Imam of Yemen over the Saudis policy of suborning the tribes. This taught the Imam a lesson, viz. , that he must have a private army. The Yemeni tribes--as with tribes anywhere--are not easy to manage. Before they act, they must achieve consensus, and even after consensus is obtained, nothing ensures that the tribesmen 23 will not later change their minds. Thus in the late 1940s the Imam Yahia ( Yemens ruler at the time ) began sending Yemeni youths to Egypt and to Iraq for military training. This seemed a safe choice, since both countries were then ruled. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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French Poetical Gift or Cours Elementaire de Litterature, fr (2014)
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The French Poetical Gift or Cours Elementaire de Litterature, from Malherbe to Voltaire
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U.S. Government, Louis Philippe R. Porquet, Paperback, English-language edition, Pub by General Books LLC.
U.S. Government, Louis Philippe R. Porquet, Paperback, English-language edition, Pub by General Books LLC.
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