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  • Camille Chamoun

    …political faction known as the Constitutional Bloc, a predominantly Christian group that emphasized its Arabic heritage in an attempt to establish a rapport with the Muslim groups. By the late 1940s Chamoun had emerged as one of the bloc’s most prominent members. When his expectations of succeeding Bishara al-Khuri as…

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    …political faction known as the Constitutional Bloc, a predominantly Christian group that emphasized its Arabic heritage in an attempt to establish a rapport with the Muslim groups. By the late 1940s Chamoun had emerged as one of the bloc’s most prominent members. When his expectations of succeeding Bishara al-Khuri as…

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