History of the Arab Peoples
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Author: Albert Hourani
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
'A masterly summational work, the whole story of the Arab peoples is laid out before us.It is difficult to overestimate the signal importance of this book for this time. Here at last is a genuinely readable, genuinely responsive history of the Arabs.' Edward Said, Independent on Sunday'A brilliant book, perhaps a landmark. It radiates the penetrating light of Albert Hourani's massive erudition upon what he calls the deeply disturbed societies of the Arab world.' Thomas Lippman, Washington Post
Author: Albert Hourani
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
'A masterly summational work, the whole story of the Arab peoples is laid out before us.It is difficult to overestimate the signal importance of this book for this time. Here at last is a genuinely readable, genuinely responsive history of the Arabs.' Edward Said, Independent on Sunday'A brilliant book, perhaps a landmark. It radiates the penetrating light of Albert Hourani's massive erudition upon what he calls the deeply disturbed societies of the Arab world.' Thomas Lippman, Washington Post
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Albert Hourani
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
'A masterly summational work, the whole story of the Arab peoples is laid out before us.It is difficult to overestimate the signal importance of this book for this time. Here at last is a genuinely readable, genuinely responsive history of the Arabs.' Edward Said, Independent on Sunday'A brilliant book, perhaps a landmark. It radiates the penetrating light of Albert Hourani's massive erudition upon what he calls the deeply disturbed societies of the Arab world.' Thomas Lippman, Washington Post
Author: Albert Hourani
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 576
'A masterly summational work, the whole story of the Arab peoples is laid out before us.It is difficult to overestimate the signal importance of this book for this time. Here at last is a genuinely readable, genuinely responsive history of the Arabs.' Edward Said, Independent on Sunday'A brilliant book, perhaps a landmark. It radiates the penetrating light of Albert Hourani's massive erudition upon what he calls the deeply disturbed societies of the Arab world.' Thomas Lippman, Washington Post
History of the Arab Peoples