ACLS Humanities E-Book: The civilian elite of Cairo in the later Middle Ages

The civilian elite of Cairo in the later Middle Ages

Petry, Carl F., 1943-

Year: c1981.

Publisher: Princeton University Press.

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Frontmatter

LIST OF TABLES AND CHART

LIST OF LISTS IN APPENDIX II

LIST OF REGIONAL MAPS

LIST OF FIGURES (CAIRO AREA MAPS)

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Note on the Methodology and Transliteration

Preface

Introduction

I. The Fifteenth Century in the History of Cairo

II. Geographic Origins of the Civilian Elite

III. Residence Patterns of the Civilian Elite

IV. Occupational Patterns of the Civilian Elite

V. A Tripartite Elite

Appendix I. A Survey of Major Institutions

Appendix II. Positions Held by Individuals Engaged in the Twenty-one Occupations of the Major Group, and by Sufis and Copts

Appendix III. Glossary of Occupational Terms

Notes

Bibliography

Index

reviews

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Title:

The civilian elite of Cairo in the later Middle Ages : Carl F. Petry.

Author:

Petry, Carl F., 1943-

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The civilian elite of Cairo in the later Middle Ages : Carl F. Petry.
Petry, Carl F., 1943-
Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, c1981.

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Subject Headings:

• Elite (Social sciences) -- Egypt -- Cairo -- History
• Social classes -- Egypt -- History
• Professions -- Egypt -- History

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