Did the West cause the rise of Islam?

Anthony McRoy | Features

Date posted: 1 Jul 2005

MOHAMMAD MOSADDEQ AND THE 1953 COUP IN IRAN

Ed. by Mark Gasiorowski and Malcolm Byrne

New York, Syracuse University Press, 2004. 360 pages. £35.50 (Amazon)

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Did the West cause the rise of Islam?

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