State, Peasants, and Land in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Egypt

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“State, Peasants, and Land in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Egypt” delves into the socio-economic transformations of rural Egypt during a pivotal era. Authored by renowned historian Alan Richards, this scholarly work explores the dynamic interplay between the state, peasantry, and land ownership. Through meticulous research and analysis, Richards unveils the complexities of agrarian life and the impact of state policies on rural communities. Ideal for historians and enthusiasts of Middle Eastern studies, this book provides a nuanced understanding of Egypt’s agricultural history and its broader socio-political context.