Patrick Seale worked for Reuters news agency for six years and for more than a dozen years on the staff of The Observer as Middle East correspondent, Paris correspondent, and roving correspondent in Africa and the Indian subcontinent. He currently runs a consultancy on Middle East affairs. He has written extensively on the Middle East and his other books include Asad: The Struggle for the Middle East (1998, 1992) and Abu Nidal: A Gun for Hire (1992).
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1. Grandee of the empire 2. An Ottoman childhood 3. Education in revolution 4. In the shadow of the gallows 5. Faysal's false dawn 6. Fugitive from the French 7. The great Syrian revolution 8. A hero's return 9. Man of the people 10. Riad el-Solh, Zionism and the Hajj Amin al-Husayni 11. Ben Gurion and the Arabs 12. The making of a Lebanese patriot 13. Competing identities: the battle for men's minds 14. The politics of the street 15. The changing fortunes of war 16. Rashid 'Ali and 'Operation Exporter' 17. Riad Bey and general spears 18. The electoral challenge 19. The compromise of the national pact 20. The decisive battle 21. Painful awakening 22. Goodbye to the French 23. Master of the local scene 24. The unwanted war 25. The challenge from the revolutionaries 26. Murder in Amman.
1. Grandee of the empire 2. An Ottoman childhood 3. Education in revolution 4. In the shadow of the gallows 5. Faysal's false dawn 6. Fugitive from the French 7. The great Syrian revolution 8. A hero's return 9. Man of the people 10. Riad el-Solh, Zionism and the Hajj Amin al-Husayni 11. Ben Gurion and the Arabs 12. The making of a Lebanese patriot 13. Competing identities: the battle for men's minds 14. The politics of the street 15. The changing fortunes of war 16. Rashid 'Ali and 'Operation Exporter' 17. Riad Bey and general spears 18. The electoral challenge 19. The compromise of the national pact 20. The decisive battle 21. Painful awakening 22. Goodbye to the French 23. Master of the local scene 24. The unwanted war 25. The challenge from the revolutionaries 26. Murder in Amman.
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