Publication

2002

This paper focuses on the early relations of the US in the Middle East where the young American republic had to confront the Ottoman regencies of the North African edge. It further explores the historical underpinnings of eastern influence upon the new republic, and more specifically discusses how relations with the Ottoman regencies of North Africa during the early period contributed to building a sense of national identity among Americans.

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Author Lotfi Ben Rejeb
Series MacMillan Center Middle East Studies
Publisher MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies
Copyright © MacMillan Center
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