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Ideas beyond Borders

Mediterranean Europe’s Islamic Past and Orientalism during the Nineteenth Century

The Use and Misuse of Medieval History

Mediterranean Europe’s Islamic Past and Orientalism during the Nineteenth Century

Ideas beyond Borders

Mediterranean Europe’s Islamic Past and Orientalism during the Nineteenth Century

The Use and Misuse of Medieval History

Ideas beyond Borders: Mediterranean Europe’s Islamic Past and Orientalism during the Nineteenth Century

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Bringing together medievalists and 19th-century historians, the book offers, for the first time, a collection of contributions focused on these different regions of Mediterranean Europe.

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Beschrijving Ideas beyond Borders: Mediterranean Europe’s Islamic Past and Orientalism during the Nineteenth Century

Bringing together medievalists and 19th-century historians, the book offers, for the first time, a collection of contributions focused on these different regions of Mediterranean Europe.

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Ideas beyond Borders
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