The French position on the American-Tripolitan War of 1801-1805

Name: The French position on the American-Tripolitan War of 1801-1805
Author: Mahmoud Shaker Hamid, Radhawi, Munther Obaid

Title	The French position on the American-Tripolitan War of 1801-1805
Author	Mahmoud Shaker Hamid, Radhawi, Munther Obaid
Publication Place	Beirut, Lebanon - College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 2708-5414, EISSN: 2415-4822
Record ID	cdi_emarefa_primary_1456803
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	This research sheds light on the policy followed by France towards the Western Province of Tripoli during the American-Tripolitan War (5-18701) (18), which was characterized by being a dual policy. At a time when French-Tripolitan relations were characterized by relations of friendship and cooperation, especially the end of the French campaign against Egypt (1798-1801), despite the orders of the Sultan Al-Shamani, who invited the ruler of the Western Province of Tripoli, Yusuf Pasha. Al-Qaramaili decided to sever his relationship with France, but France did not side with the Tripolitanian Ayalet after the outbreak of the American-Tripolitan War, but rather followed the method of mediation in ending the war and did not help the Ayalet in that war despite the French-Tripolitan treaty concluded between them in 1818, which led to tension in French-Tripolitan relations after the end of that war. This research sheds light on the policy adopted by France towards the west of Tripoli during the American war in Tripoli (18701-1805), which was characterized by being a double policy, while the French-Tripoli relations were characterized by relations of friendship and cooperation, especially during the French campaign against Egypt (1798-1801). Despite the orders of the Ottoman sultan to invite the governor of the Ayala Tripoli in the west, Yusuf Pasha al-Qurmanli to sever his relations with France, France did not stand by the Ayala Trabelsi after the outbreak of the US-Trabelsi War. War despite the French Treaty of Tripoli between Benhta in 1801, which strained relations between France and Tripoli after the end of that war.
Görüntüle	al-Majallah al-duwalīyah lil-ʻulūm al-insānīyah wa-al-ijtimāʻīyah, 2020, Vol.2020 (13), p.184-203

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The French position on the American-Tripolitan War of 1801-1805

Author Mahmoud Shaker Hamid, Radhawi, Munther Obaid

Publication Place Beirut, Lebanon - College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 2708-5414, EISSN: 2415-4822

Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_1456803

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes This research sheds light on the policy followed by France towards the Western Province of Tripoli during the American-Tripolitan War (5-18701) (18), which was characterized by being a dual policy. At a time when French-Tripolitan relations were characterized by relations of friendship and cooperation, especially the end of the French campaign against Egypt (1798-1801), despite the orders of the Sultan Al-Shamani, who invited the ruler of the Western Province of Tripoli, Yusuf Pasha. Al-Qaramaili decided to sever his relationship with France, but France did not side with the Tripolitanian Ayalet after the outbreak of the American-Tripolitan War, but rather followed the method of mediation in ending the war and did not help the Ayalet in that war despite the French-Tripolitan treaty concluded between them in 1818, which led to tension in French-Tripolitan relations after the end of that war. This research sheds light on the policy adopted by France towards the west of Tripoli during the American war in Tripoli (18701-1805), which was characterized by being a double policy, while the French-Tripoli relations were characterized by relations of friendship and cooperation, especially during the French campaign against Egypt (1798-1801). Despite the orders of the Ottoman sultan to invite the governor of the Ayala Tripoli in the west, Yusuf Pasha al-Qurmanli to sever his relations with France, France did not stand by the Ayala Trabelsi after the outbreak of the US-Trabelsi War. War despite the French Treaty of Tripoli between Benhta in 1801, which strained relations between France and Tripoli after the end of that war.

Görüntüle al-Majallah al-duwalīyah lil-ʻulūm al-insānīyah wa-al-ijtimāʻīyah, 2020, Vol.2020 (13), p.184-203