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Acknowledgments Preface Chapter I Introduction: The Roots of an Idea: The Nineteenth Century and Its Legacy Chapter II The Nineteenth Century: Broadening the Prospect: Historians, Orientalists and Imaginative Writers Chapter III Arab Heroism for Victorian Britain: Carlyle's Contrasts of Faith and Doubt Chapter IV Civilization vs. Barbarism: Newman's Catholic Reading of Arab-Islamic History Chapter V The Theme of "Rise and Decline" in Irving's Mahomet and His Successors Chapter VI Granada's Rise and Decline and the Self-Reflective Basis of Irving's Moorish Histories Chapter VII Finale: Perspectives Notes Bibliography