Ottoman Palestine, 1800-1914: Studies in Economic and Social HistoryGād G. Gîlbar |
Contents
according to Ottoman census of 1905 | 15 |
Ruth Kark | 69 |
Yaakov Firestone | 91 |
Yossi BenArtzi | 131 |
Shmuel Avitsur | 159 |
Walter Pinhas Pick | 179 |
Nachum T Gross | 219 |
Alex Carmel | 255 |
Oded Peri | 287 |
Clinton Bailey | 321 |
Glossary | 335 |
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administrative agricultural Anglo-Palestine Company Arab Avitsur Aviv awqaf Baer bank Basel bedouin Beersheba Beirut branch brethren British Brüderhaus building Cemal Pasha census Chrischona Christian citrus city of Jerusalem coastal towns collected cultivation Damascus Dar'a documents dunams economic Egypt enterprise established factors farm farmers field crops figures Gaza Gobat guruş Haifa Hasseki Sultan Hauran Hebron Hebron kazas Hebron region hereafter Hijaz Hijaz Railway household Ibid important included increase institution investment Islamic Istanbul Jaffa Jerusalem Jerusalem and Hebron Jerusalem kaza Jewish Jews jizya kazas khulu khulūs kilometers land land-equalizing Levontin loans Mecelle Meissner moshava moshavot Muḥammad musha Muslims mutawalli Nablus nāḥiyas Negev nineteenth century Ottoman Empire ownership Palestine Pasha percent persons Pilgrims Mission population qāḍī registered reported Ruppin Schneller settlement shares sijill Sinai Spittler Stein Syria Table Templar tenure Tiyāhā townlets urban village vineyards waqf waqf property Weulersse Zionist