Modern Egypt, Tom 2Macmillan, 1908 |
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... give a brief sum- mary of the chief events connected with the Nile Campaign of 1884-85 . Scarcely had the campaign commenced , when news arrived that Colonel Stewart had been killed . On September 10 , he left Khartoum in a steamer ...
... give a brief sum- mary of the chief events connected with the Nile Campaign of 1884-85 . Scarcely had the campaign commenced , when news arrived that Colonel Stewart had been killed . On September 10 , he left Khartoum in a steamer ...
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... give up Egypt to the False Prophet . We shall not bring about a quiet state of affairs by adopting a defensive policy . The Mahdi has repeatedly declared it to be his full and settled intention to possess himself of Egypt , and his ...
... give up Egypt to the False Prophet . We shall not bring about a quiet state of affairs by adopting a defensive policy . The Mahdi has repeatedly declared it to be his full and settled intention to possess himself of Egypt , and his ...
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... give the Khedive general assurances of support , and to inform Lord Wolseley that it was the desire of the Cabinet " that if the Mahdi should make any proposals he should transmit them immediately to Her Majesty's Government for their ...
... give the Khedive general assurances of support , and to inform Lord Wolseley that it was the desire of the Cabinet " that if the Mahdi should make any proposals he should transmit them immediately to Her Majesty's Government for their ...
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... give me his opinion upon it . He said that he thoroughly understood what was meant , but that to the Soudanese the Proclamation would be quite incomprehensible . At my request , he prepared a counter project conveying the same ideas in ...
... give me his opinion upon it . He said that he thoroughly understood what was meant , but that to the Soudanese the Proclamation would be quite incomprehensible . At my request , he prepared a counter project conveying the same ideas in ...
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... give effect to their wishes . Those por- tions which were remote from the coast relapsed into barbarism . Those which were more easy of access were pounced upon by various European Powers , who about this time began what was aptly ...
... give effect to their wishes . Those por- tions which were remote from the coast relapsed into barbarism . Those which were more easy of access were pounced upon by various European Powers , who about this time began what was aptly ...
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