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The Balfour declaration
Leonard Stein-
Frontmatter (page N/A)
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Acknowledgements (page ix)
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I The Background, 1839-1914 (page 3)
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1 The European Powers, Palestine and the Jews (page 3)
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2 Great Britain and France in the Levant (page 44)
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3 The Zionist Movement in 1914 (page 59)
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II The Preliminaries (page 95)
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4 Zionist Policy on the Outbreak of War (page 97)
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5 Herbert Samuel (page 103)
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6 Weizmann (page 117)
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7 C. P. Scott (page 131)
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8 Weizmann, Samuel and Lloyd George (page 137)
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9 Balfour (page 147)
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10 The Zionists and the Anti-Zionists (page 166)
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11 The Rothschilds (page 182)
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12 American Jewry (page 188)
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13 Zionist Moves in Berlin and Constantinople (page 206)
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14 Sir Edward Grey's Proposal, March 1916 (page 218)
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15 Sir Mark Sykes' Introduction to Zionism (page 233)
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16 The Sykes-Picot Agreement (page 240)
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17 Mark Sykes (page 270)
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18 Moses Gaster-Aaron Aaronsohn (page 285)
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19 The Situation at the end of 1916 (page 296)
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III The Year of Decision, 1917 (page 307)
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20 The Change of Government (page 309)
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21 The British Invasion of Palestine (page 327)
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22 The Russian Revolution (page 339)
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23 The Entry of the United States into the War (page 350)
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24 Sykes' Contacts with the Zionist Leaders (page 361)
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25 Weizmann's Meetings with Balfour and Lloyd George (page 378)
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26 The Plan of Campaign (page 386)
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27 Sokolow in Paris and Rome (page 394)
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28 Soundings in the United States (page 422)
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29 Soundings in Russia (page 429)
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30 The Discomfiture of the Conjoint Foreign Committee (page 442)
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31 First Steps Towards the Declaration (page 462)
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32 George Barnes-Smuts (page 473)
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33 The Jewish Legion Controversy - Edwin Montagu (page 484)
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34 The Zionist Question Before the War Cabinet, September 1917 (page 502)
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35 Further Consideration by the War Cabinet, October 1917 (page 514)
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36 Contacts between German Zionist Leaders and the German Government (page 533)
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37 The War Cabinet Approves the Declaration, 31 October 1917 (page 543)
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IV The Declaration, November 1917 - San Remo, April 1920 (page 557)
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38 The Response to the Declaration, I (page 559)
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39 The Response to the Delcaration, II (page 587)
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40 The Idea of an American Mandate for Palestine (page 605)
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41 The Arab Question (page 621)
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42 The London and San Remo Conferences (page 652)
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Appendix (page 664)
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Sources Unpublished Material (page 665)
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Sources Published Works (page 668)
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Index (page 671)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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ENHR | 79.310 (Jan. 1964): 217-218 | http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0013-8266%28196401%2979%3A310%3C217%3ATBD%3E2.0.CO%3B2-X |
AHR | 67.2 (Jan. 1962): 396-398 | http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-8762%28196201%2967%3A2%3C396%3ATBD%3E2.0.CO%3B2-2 |
IA | 37.3 (Jul. 1961): 347-348 | http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0020-5850%28196107%2937%3A3%3C347%3ATBD%3E2.0.CO%3B2-2 |