The Cambridge History of Egypt
2 Volume Set

Table of Contents

Volume 1:
1. Egypt under Roman rule: the legacy of Ancient Egypt Robert K. Ritner
2. Egypt on the eve of the Muslim conquest Walter E. Kaegi
3. Egypt as a province in the Islamic Caliphate, 641–868 Hugh Kennedy
4. Autonomous Egypt from Ibn Tulun to Kafur, 868–969 Thierry Bianquis
5. The Ismaili Da'wa and the Fatimid Caliphate Paul E. Walker
6. The Fatimid state, 969–1171 Paula A. Sanders
7. The non-Muslim communities: the Christian community Terry G. Wilfong
8. The non-Muslim communities: the Jewish community Norman A. Stillman
9. The Crusader era and the Ayubbid dynasty Michael Chamberlain
10. The Bahri Mamluk Sultanate, 1250–1390 Linda S. Northrup
11. The regime of the Circassian Mamluks Jean-Claude Garcin
12. The monetary history of Egypt, 642–1517 Warren C. Schultz
13. Art and architecture in the medieval period Irene A. Bierman
14. Culture and society during the late Middle Ages Jonathan P. Berkey
15. Historiography of the Ayyubid and Mamluk epochs Donald P. Little
16. Egypt in the world system of the later Middle Ages R. Stephen Humphreys
17. The military institution and innovation in the late Mamluk period Carl F. Petry
18. The Ottoman occupation Michael Winter. Volume 2:
1. Ottoman Egypt, 1525–1609 Michael Winter
2. Egypt in the seventeenth century Jane Hathaway
3. Egypt in the eighteenth century Daniel Crecelius
4. Culture in Ottoman Egypt Nell Hanna
5. The French occupation of Egypt, 1798–1801 Daniel Dykstra
6. The era of Mehmed Ali Pasha, 1805–48 Khaled Fahmy
7. Egypt under the successors of Muhammad Ali F. Robert Hunter
8. The Egyptian empire, 1805–85 Hassan Ahmed Ibrahim
9. The Urabi revolution and the British conquest, 1879–82 Donald Malcolm Reid
10. The British occupation, 1882–1922 M. W. Daly
11. Social and economic change in the 'long nineteenth century' Ehud Toledano
12. Egypt's liberal age Selma Botman
13. Egypt: society and economy, 1923–52 Joel Beinin
14. Republican Egypt interpreted: revolution and beyond Alain Roussillon
15. Modern Egyptian culture in the Arab world Paul Starkey.