Mount Lebanon: A Ten Year's Residence from 1842 to 1852 Describing the Manners, Customs, and Religion of Its Inhabitants

Abassides Abdallah Abeigh Abou Acre Afdal Aleppo amongst appanage Arab tribes Baabda Barook Bekaa Beyrout Cairo Caliphs called castle chief Christians church considerable convent Damascus Damietta Deir el Kammar descendants district Djebail doctrines Druse House Druse Sheiks Ebtedeen Egypt Emir Bechir Shehaab Emir Heider Emir's Emperor endeavoured evangelical faith FALCONRY favour feudal firman Franks Ghazir give governor Greek ground Hakem Hamzé hands Hasbeya Houran House of Shehaab Imam inhabitants Islamism Jerusalem Jumblatt Kesrouan Koran Kurneille labour land landlord latter Macaata Makrizi Malek Adel Maronite Patriarchs Maronites ment Metten mission missionaries Mohammed Mosque Mosul Mount Lebanon mountains mulberry Mussulmen nearly Nekad Nouradeen occupied palace Pasha Patriarch peasants plains population possession present princes principal prophet proprietors Raslan religion residence river Saladin sect sent Shehaab Sheik Bechir Shoof Sidon spirit Sultan summoned Syria Talhook Tartars tion Tnooh town Tripoli Turkish valley village