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- Preface
- I. Introduction
- II. Landholding in Egypt before the French Occupation
- III. Changes in Egyptian Land Tenure: 1798–1815
- IV. Muhammad ‘Alī and Landholding Reform after 1815
- V. Administration of Egypt under Muhammad ‘Alī
- VI. The Failure of the Egyptian Administrative System: Civil Service and Government Regulation of the Agricultural Population
- VII. The Failure of the Egyptian Administrative System: Finances
- VIII. Agricultural Practices under Muhammad ‘Alī
- IX. Trade and Agriculture
- X. Industry and Agriculture
- XI. Military Service and Agriculture
- XII. Irrigation
- XIII. Conclusion
- Appendix I. Land Use in Egypt, 1844: Its Division among Landholders, Crops, and Revenues
- Appendix II. The Area of Cultivable Land in Egypt
- Appendix III. Translation of a Notice from the Divan Roodaway at Alexandria
- Appendix IV. Translation of a Secret Printed “Circular” Addressed to the Chiefs of all the Districts in Egypt
- Appendix V. Conscription
- Appendix VI. The Population of Egypt during the Reign of Muhammad ‘Alī
- Appendix VII. Irrigation Works Carried Out by Muhammad ‘Alī
- Bibliography
- Notes
- Glossary
- Comparative Table of Islamic and Christian Dates
- Index
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