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Arcadian Library
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History
Based on the extensive rare book holdings of the Arcadian Library, this critically acclaimed series of academic studies is the work of leading international experts in the history of relations between Europe and the Levant and of the mutual influences between these two neighbouring cultures.
In addition to enjoying a reputation for world-class scholarship, Arcadian places a strong emphasis on the highest quality of award-winning design and printing.
The series general editor, Alastair Hamilton, is widely admired for his own scholarship in this field and holds the Arcadian Visiting Research Professorship at the University of London’s School of Advanced Study, Warburg Institute.
Behind the Arcadian Library’s publishing programme lies the desire to see its unique collection of antiquarian books play a significant role in an enlightened quest for understanding and dialogue between East and West.
Arcadian believes that by looking back at our past and by acknowledging the varied and enriching nature of the myriad cultural exchanges that have linked Christian Europe with the Islamic world, these beautiful and informed publications can offer the reader an alternative to the clichés that so often dominate modern political conflict.
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Authors Published
• Robert Irwin
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