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He summoned to Egypt a few Europeans , mostly Frenchmen , of high
professional merit . He founded the Polytechnic School , the School of Medicine ,
and some other similar institutions . Under the direction of M . Jumel , the cotton
plant was ...
He summoned to Egypt a few Europeans , mostly Frenchmen , of high
professional merit . He founded the Polytechnic School , the School of Medicine ,
and some other similar institutions . Under the direction of M . Jumel , the cotton
plant was ...
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We do not want to have Egypt . What we wish about Egypt is that it should
continue to be attached to the Turkish Empire , which is a security against its
belonging to any European Power . We want to trade with Egypt , and to travel
through ...
We do not want to have Egypt . What we wish about Egypt is that it should
continue to be attached to the Turkish Empire , which is a security against its
belonging to any European Power . We want to trade with Egypt , and to travel
through ...
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