Sea of troubles: the European conquest of the Islamic Mediterranean and the origins of the First World War, c. 1750-1918
Part One C. 1750-C. 1815 -- 1: The Islamic and Christian Worlds of the Eighteenth-Century Mediterranean -- 2: The Ottoman 'Economic Mind': Innovation, Industry and Trade -- 3: The State, Land and Taxation: The Fiscal Crisis of the Ottoman System -- 4: At the Gateway to the Mediterranean: Britain and the 'Empire' of Morocco -- 5: The Ottoman Regencies and the Barbary Corsairs -- 6: The Russians in the Mediterranean -- 7: Ottoman Egypt: The Empire Fraying at the Edges -- 8: A Spanish Disaster, 1775 -- 9: 'Liberating the Egyptians': The Origins of French Republican Imperialism -- 10: The French in Egypt: From Military Victory to Colonial failure -- 11: The Troubled Beginnings of Britain's 'Blue-Water Empire' -- Part Two C. 1815-C. 1870 -- 12: The Beginning of the End for the Ottoman Regencies -- 13: The Multiple Crises of Mahmud II -- 14: The French Invasion of Algiers and the Growth of the Resistance, 1830-36 -- 15: Saving the Sultans: The Emergence of Inter-Imperialist Rivalry -- 16: Algérie Française -- 17: Inter-Imperialist Rivalry: Proxy War and Real War -- 18: The Second French Expedition to the Eastern Mediterranean -- 19: The Industrialised and the Non-Industrialised -- Part Three C. 1870-C. 1895 -- 20: The Age of the Rentiers -- 21: The 'Great Eastern Crisis', 1875-78 -- 22: Tunisia and Egypt, 1881-82: The Bailiffs Arrive -- 23: The Slow Death of the 'Empire' of Morocco -- Part Four C. 1895-C. 1918 -- 24: Imperialist Realignments, Colonialist Deals, New Imperialists -- 25: Imperialism on the Northern Shore: Austria-Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina -- 26: The French and Spanish Take Morocco, 1909-11 -- 27: The Forgotten War: The Italian Invasion of Libya, 1911-12.