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Iraq and Rupert Hay's Two Years in Kurdistan
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2008
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Detailing two years in the life of a British political officer charged with establishing and maintaining British rule in the Kurdish district of Arbil in Iraq, this personal account provides a thorough discussion of Kurdish society from the viewpoint of Captain William Rupert Hay. Chronicling the British government's desperate attempts to establish a civil administration in Iraq just after World War I, Two Years in Kurdistan shows how, as member of the Indian Political Service, Captain Hay attempted to bring British rule to his corner of Iraq.
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Copyright year
2008
ISBN-Print
978-0-7391-2564-9
ISBN-Online
978-1-4616-3367-9
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
261
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Contents No access
Introduction to the Lexington Books Edition No access
Introduction to Two Years in Kurdistan No access
Two Years in Kurdistan No access Pages 1 - 4
Preface No access Pages 5 - 8
I. Introductory No access Pages 9 - 16
II. Geographical: Fauna and Flora No access Pages 17 - 30
III. The Kurds No access Pages 31 - 50
IV. The Tribe No access Pages 51 - 60
V. The Population of the Towns, and Other Races No access Pages 61 - 70
VI. Agriculture and Trade No access Pages 71 - 80
VII. Altun Keupri, and First Visit to Arbil No access Pages 81 - 90
VIII. Koi and Rania No access Pages 91 - 104
IX. Visit to the Khushnao, and Other Tours No access Pages 105 - 114
X. Arbil Again No access Pages 115 - 128
XI. Formation of the Arbil Division No access Pages 129 - 136
XII. Rawanduz and the Gorge No access Pages 137 - 144
XIII. Yusuf Beg No access Pages 145 - 158
XlV. Three Quiet Months No access Pages 159 - 166
XV. Visits to Rawanduz and the Persian Frontier No access Pages 167 - 186
XVI. Nuri: The Death of Two Great Men No access Pages 187 - 196
XVII. The Beginning of the Trouble No access Pages 197 - 216
XVIII. The Storm Bursts No access Pages 217 - 226
XIX. Khurshid Agha Keeps His Word No access Pages 227 - 242
XX. Reconstruction No access Pages 243 - 250
XXI. Conclusion No access Pages 251 - 256
Appendix A―Administrative System of the Turkish Empire No access Pages 257 - 258
Appendix B―Summary of the Events in Mesopotamia from the Armistice to the End of 1920 No access Pages 259 - 261
