Titlebook: Saudi Arabia in the Nineteenth Century; R. Bayly Winder Book 1965 R. Bayly Winder 1965 history.Middle East

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ies for integrating ICT in their schools. This paper examines the situation in Italy, focussing in particular on the national plan for digital schools and on some of the different projects that have been launched under this umbrella. The paper reports some of the initial outcomes of the plan, which

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Occupation Renewed and Withdrawn,d Khalid ibn Saud, despite a nominal appointment by the Sublime Porte, was left on his own. But Khalid needed more than nominal support. Without outside troops he soon gave way to another Saudi prince, ‘Abd Allah ibn Thunaiyan. Ibn Thunaiyan’s days were also few because early in 1843 the Imam Faisal

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Interregnum,called him to Cairo, appointed him minister of war, and made Khurshid Pasha governor of Arabia. The dissipated Ahmad was to spend much of his life in Arabia, for he was re-assigned there from 1833 to 1841..

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,Faisal’s First Reign,renewed his occupation of central and eastern Arabia. The period ended with the resumption of authority by Faisal, who then ushered in the longest and most prosperous Saudi reign between the fall of Dir’iyah to the Turks and the beginnings of the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under the late King ‘Abd al-’Aziz.

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,Faisal’s Second Reign, of Saud ibn ‘Abd a-l’Aziz in 1814 and the accession of the late King ‘Abd al-’Aziz in 1902. Like the Soviet state today, Faisal’s state was one in which a hitherto newly proclaimed way of life was accepted and understood by those subject to it and recognised as a constant factor by those who opposed it. Philby has summed up Faisal’s reign well:

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Saudi Restoration, the founder of the second Saudi state because, even though he may have nominally recognised the suzerainty of the Ottoman empire, he ruled independently. Turk?s accession marked a change in the ruling branch of the royal family. The previous imams had all been descendants of ‘Abd al-’Aziz ibn Muham

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