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ANGLO-OTTOMANRIVALRIESINSOUTHWESTARABIA
PRIORTOANDDURINGTHEFIRSTWORLDWAR:1906-1919
BY
ABDOL RAUHYACCOB
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ThesissubmittedtotheUniversityofLondonforthedegreeofDoctorofPhilosophy
SchoolofOrientalandAfricanStudiesUniversityofLondon
1995
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Contents
Abstract4Acknowledgements6Transliteration 8Maps22,27& 198Introduction 9ChapterOne: TheOttomans intheYaman
1.1Introduction451.2TheOttomanadministration ofYaman1872-1908491.3Imamic-OttomanRelations 601.4The TreatyofDa`än781.5Imdm Yahydandthe AdenProtectorate Tribes841.6Conclusion98{he
ChapterTwo:BritishPolicyin, ProtectoratebeforeWorldWar12.1Introduction1022.2The PolicyofNon-interference1092.3The WithdrawalofthePolitical Officer 1252.4ThePolicyofNon-interferenceintribalaffairs1312.5ThePolicyofNon-interferenceandtheOttomans1382.6ThePolicyofNon-interferenceandtheImdm1452.7Conclusion149ChapterThree:TheOttoman OccupationofLahej3.1TheImperial Powers in SouthWestArabiapriortotheWorldWar11543.2TheBritish OperationatShaykhSaid1603.3The OttomanMovement'Towards the AdenProtectorate1723.4 TheOttoman OccupationofLahej183
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ChapterFour:TheAdenProtectorate during WorldWar 14.1The Early DaysofWar2024.2TheAmirofDä1I':Nasr b Sayf 2074.3TheFaciliSultdn:Husayn bAlimad2144.4The Hadramawt2274.5The`AbdaliSultan2384.6Other ProtectorateChiefs2434.7The Ottoman Policyin theProtectorate 251ChapterFive:Imam Yahyd during WorldWar15.1ImamYahydbetweentheOttomansandtheBritish262
5.2 ImämYahydandthe AdenProtectorateTribes 279
ChapterSix: BritishPolicyandCommitmentsduringthewar
6.1PolicyAdopted fortheConductofWarAgainsttheOttomans287
6.2TheArabMovementPolicy inSouthWest Arabia2946.3AnOffensiveorADefensive Policy? 3146.4Post-warSettlement325Conclusion332Appendices366,377& 378Bibliography1380
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