Table of contents for Power, faith, and fantasy : America in the Middle East, 1776 to the present / Michael B. Oren.

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ContentsChronology	xivPrologue: A Passage to Glory	3Introduction: Recovering a Pivotal Past	9Part OneEarly America Encounters the Middle East	1.	A Mortal and Mortifying Threat	17	2.	The Hostile and Ethereal Orient	41	3.	A Crucible of American Identity	51	4.	Illuminating and Emancipating the World	80Part TwoThe Middle East and Antebellum America	5.	Confluence and Conflict	101	6.	Manifest Middle Eastern Destiny	122	7.	Under American Eyes	149Part ThreeThe Civil War and Reconstruction	8.	Fission	177	9.	Rebs and Yanks on the Nile	190	10.	The Trumpet That Never Calls Retreat	210	11.	American Onslaught	228	12.	Resurgence	246Part FourThe Age of Imperialism	13.	Empires at Dawn	257	14.	Imperial Piety	273	15.	Imperial Myths	297	16.	A Region Renamed and Reordered	307Part FiveAmerica, the Middle East, and the Great War	17.	Spectators of Catastrophe	325	18.	Action or Nonaction?	340	19.	An American Movement Is Born	351	20.	Arise, O Arabs, and Awake!	367	21.	The First Middle East Peace Process	376	22.	Fantasies Revived	398Part SixOil, War, and Ascendancy	23.	From Bibles to Drill Bits	407	24.	An Insoluble Conflict Evolves	420	25.	A Torch for the Middle East	446	26.	The Middle East and the Man from Missouri	475Part SevenIn Search of Pax Americana	27.	Harmony and Hegemony	505	28.	The Thirty Years' War	550Epilogue: A Profound and Visceral Gratitude	595Notes	605Bibliography	685Acknowledgments	735Index	739

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Middle East -- Foreign relations -- United States.
United States -- Foreign relations -- Middle East.