A Line in the Sand: The Anglo-French Struggle for the Middle

A Line in the Sand examines the historical Anglo-French rivalry in the Middle East, offering a detailed account of the political and strategic contest between the two powers. This print edition presents the author's research on a pivotal period in regional history.

• Format: Print book published as a hardcover edition.
• Key Features: Provides an analytical narrative of diplomatic maneuvers, military campaigns, and colonial ambitions in the Middle East during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
• Contents: Covers key events including the Sykes-Picot Agreement, the Suez Canal crisis, and the struggle for influence in Palestine, Syria, and Iraq.
• Collector Value: A scholarly work suitable for collectors of Middle Eastern history titles, university libraries, and historians.
• Condition: This copy is brand new and has never been opened or read.

Published by Miakarts Books, this edition is a reliable resource for studying imperialism and international relations in the Middle East.