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The French military campaign on Mount Lebanon (1860-1861)

الحملة العسكرية الفرنسية على جبل لبنان ( 1860-1861 )

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 Publication date 2018
and research's language is العربية
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Mount Lebanon distinguished itself from other Ottoman states with the administrative autonomy resulting from its specificity and its reliance on Western assistance and support on the other hand, which the Ottoman Empire understood and was not opposed by the West in pursuit of its colonial interests.

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Ahmed, Tarek, 2012 - The History of Modern Lebanon, Beirut, 310 pages
Akiki, Antoine Zaher, 1939- Revolution and fascination in Lebanon, published by Youssef Ibrahim Yazbek, Beirut, 405 pages
Churchill, Charles, 1985 - Between the Druze and the Maronites Under Turkish Rule, Fendi al-Sha'ar, Dar al- Farabi, 270 pages
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