The Eastern Question, In Its Various Phases: Egyptian, British, Russian, Ottoman, Hebrew, American, And Messianic

This book offers a detailed and comprehensive overview of the Eastern Question, the complex geopolitical issue that dominated international affairs in the 19th century. Focusing on the various interests and perspectives of the major states involved - including Egypt, Britain, Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and the United States - the book provides a nuanced and richly informative account of the diplomatic, military, and cultural issues at stake.

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