Tricolor and Crescent: France and the Islamic World (Perspectives on the Twentieth Century Series) Book

	Series Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	Three Legacies: Charles Martel, the Crusades, and Napoleon	1
2	The Sahara and the Legion	17
3	France, the Muslims, and the Eastern Mediterranean Through World War I	37
4	French Colonization in the Islamic World Through the Interwar Years	59
5	World War II, the Arabs, and the Empire	77
6	The Beginning of the End of the French Islamic Empire	93
7	The Algerian Crisis	111
8	The Aftermath of Empire	133
Document I	Al-Maqqari on the Itinerary of the Eighth-Century Muslim Invasions of the Frankish Kingdom	151
Document II	Differing Accounts of the Battle of Tours (732)	152
Document III	The Crusades	153
Document IV	Napoleon in Egypt	155
Document V	Bourmont's Ultimatum to the Dey of Algiers	156
Document VI	Guizot on Algeria: 'Abd al-Qadir, Bugeaud, and the Duc d'Aumale	157
Document VII	Nineteenth-Century Justifications of Empire	159
Document VIII	Cromer on the Anglo-French Rivalry in the Middle East	161
Document IX	The Algeciras Convention	168
Document X	The Sykes-Picot Agreement	200
Document XI	The King-Crane Commission	203
Document XII	Clemenceau on the Turkish Empire	204
Document XIII	The Establishment of the Mandates	204
Document XIV	The Independence of Morocco	210
Document XV	The Evian Accords (1962)	211
	Notes	239
	Bibliography	263
	Index	279