... war (Lloyd George [Oxford: Blackwell, 1992], p. 96). Dusé Mohammed Ali, Editor, African Times and Orient Review, to Dillon C. Govin,1 Secretary, Association of Universal Loyal Negroes...

... 5 three serious writers two serious authors Jane Bowles, Mohammed Mrabet, and the Erotics of Collaboration Politics of Translation It is He who has let free the two bodies of flowing water: one palpable...

... Viceroy of Egypt Mohamed Said, to Ferdinand De Lesseps, 1854. Our friend Monsieur Ferdinand de Lesseps, having called our attention to the advantages which would result to Egypt from the junction of the Medi- terranean and Red Seas, by a navigable passage for large vessels, and...

... Viceroys of Egypt Mohammed Ali, 1805 to 1848 Ibrahim Pasha (as Regent), 1848 (four months) Abbas Pasha (grandson of Mohammed Ali), 1848 to 1854 Said Pasha (third son of Mohammed Ali), 1854 to 1863 Ismail Pasha (second son of Ibrahim Pasha and grandson of Mohammed Ali), raised to...

... list of illustrations 17 Still from Road to Morocco (1942) 27 Gen. George S. Patton near Maknassy, Tunisia, March 1943 31 Gen. Patton with Moroccan sultan Mohammed V and young Moulay Hassan, 1942 38 Editorial cartoon from Chicago Defender (1942): ‘‘Man Who Came...

... Viceroys of Egypt Mohammed Ali, 1805 to 1848 Ibrahim Pasha (as Regent), 1848 (four months) Abbas Pasha (grandson of Mohammed Ali), 1848 to 1854 Said Pasha (third son of Mohammed Ali), 1854 to 1863 Ismail Pasha (second son of Ibrahim Pasha and grandson of Mohammed Ali), raised to...

... LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Plates (Plates appear between pp 132–133) Plate 1. Prince Abdülmecid, Beethoven in the Palace Plate 2. Eugène Delacroix, Les Femmes d’Alger dans leur appartement Plate 3. Mohammed Racim, Galleys Fleeing the Storm (Galères fuyant la tempête...

... Chronology of Events 1830 French invade Algeria. 1834 Egyptian-Syrian War. 1842 Spanish Civil War. 1850 Mohammed-Ali dies. Abbas Pasha succeeds him. 1853 Crimean War. 1854 Viceroy approves De Lesseps plan for Suez Canal. Act of Concession...

... manuscript, insightful criticism, and continuous help and encouragement. Et personne ne se révolte. Pourquoi? C’est incompréhensible. —mohammed dib, La grande maison ...

... also from material objects. In our case, the name, social background, dress, and mode of killing all shifted the narrative, from murder to ritual murder and helped move the story from a crime to conspiracy and war. MOHAMMED B. In the previous chapter, we dealt with Mohammed B. in his role as...

... explore one meaning of a contemporary African mili- tia through the stories of two persons associated with the CdF. The biographies of General Joe Nunie and Mohammed Maada Gleh are very different. But together they illustrate important nuances about a key dynamic within the CdF...

... Mohammed V University in Rabat, and her colleagues, in- cluding Said Graouid. I thank Lahcen Haddad and Mohamed Dahbi for their critical engagements at various moments. Audiences at Mohammed V (Rabat), Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah (Fez), Abdelmalek Essaadi (Tetouan), and Ibn Tofail (Kenitra) Universities...

... operation on the border 117 12. lUrd fighters at Voinjama 122 13. General Joe after calming CdF fighters at the Bo disarmament center 128 14. Mohammed Maada Gleh 138 15. General Joe and Bundayillah leaders 157 16. Former CdF Special Forces fighter Hassan Jalloh 160 17. At the Aberdeen Road amputee...

... and Baukje Prins, Mohammed Baba, Nico and Mah- mod, and Marja and Hans Schoonhoven. Nadine Mignoni and Hans Hoogendoorn helped arrange interviews I never thought possible. Thanks also to Irene Stengs, who allowed me to read her manuscript on the art of mourning. Finally, I want to acknowledge the...

... JUNE 1921 Mohamed and Marcus Garvey,” n.p., n.d.; Yale University Obituary Record of Graduates Deceased during the Year Ending July 1, 1942, pp. 69–70; MGP 1: 75–76 n. 3). C. H. Calhoun, Chief, Division of Civil Affairs, Panama...

... thinking about them. Finally, Mohamed Bouazizi’s self-immolation was inspired in part by his realization that the universal rights promised by the French revolution—and filtered through the experience of modern and authoritarian Tunisia—were not meant for him. In each case, the response was not to slink...

... Mohammed Tarawalley Jr. had an incalculable impact on this book and on me, and I am grateful to them for both. This project is dedicated to my family. The Grabers have been a source of encouragement and support over the past ten years. With unfailing strength, enthusiasm, and patience, the...

...Who Are the Moors of Ceylon? S. L. Mohamed A mid-twentieth century split developed between those attached to the older “Moor- ish” designation and those who favored adopting a purely religious identity as “Muslims.” This popular pamphlet makes the case for preserving the unique...