Betrayal Of Palestine

Susan S. Boyle, Fulbright Fellow and History Ph.D., is an independent scholar. She has taught at George Mason and University of Maryland traveled and researched extensively throughout the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Europe, including the Occupied Territories, Israel, London, and Washington, D.C. and concentrates her work on issues of public policy and good governance.

Contents List of Illustrations PrefaceAcknowledgments Authors Note on Transliteration Chronology * Facing the Truth, 1939The Arab Awakening and the St. Jamess Palace ConferenceThe Arab DelegationThe Examination of British Promises and PledgesThe Anglo-Arab Meetings and ProposalsConclusion of the ConferenceNotes * The Arab NationThe Levantine Legacy: Inclusive DiversityArab Nation: A Culture and a Moral Framework of BeingThe Ottoman Empire and the Arab National MovementAlexandria: Cosmopolitan Society of the AgeEducation: The World As His BookKings College and the Arab CauseThe Student and Patriot on the Eve of WarNotes * World War I British Support for Arab IndependenceRevolt and Death, 1916The Balfour Declaration, 1917Restraining France and Zionism, 1918Arab Nation, Political ZionismNotes * Betrayal Arab Patriots and the Paris Peace Conference, 1919The King-Crane Report on the Arab Position, 1919Zionist Influences, 1919Half a Peace T.E. Lawrence and ChurchillNotes * Constitutional GovernmentGround Rules for Palestine, 1921Palestines Magna Charta: Covenant of NationsConstitutional DemocracyThe Legislative Council, 1922Decentralized GovernanceEducational PolicyLoss of ConfidenceNotes * Resignation: A Protest Problems in the Department of EducationA. J. BalfourNegotiating Territorial BoundariesDriven to ResignNotes * The 1929 Disturbances The 1929 DisturbancesThe Western Wall DisputeOutbreak of Major Disturbances: August 1929Notes * A Moment of HopeThe Shaw Commission of Inquiry, 1929Land OwnershipCooperationHope for CultivatorsLand ManagementNotes * Representative Government A Black-Letter DayFactionalism and the Muslim CongressLandMachinery of GovernmentAdvising the High CommissionerNotes * Syria and Lectures, 1935Problems in SyriaThe Arab AwakeningThe Arab National Movement: 1935 LecturesNotes * The Palestinians Revolt: 1936-1938 The First Six Months: AprilOctober 1936Notes * Prejudge and Partition The Peel Commission of Inquiry, 1936-1937The Partition Plan and Renewed Revolt, 1937-1938Notes * War and Death The London Conference AftermathAmerican Friends and ArabFederationNotes * Conclusion Notes Appendix Selected Bibliography Index