Egypt from the Napoleonic Wars Down to Cromer and Allenby

Young brings a fresh judgment on Egyptian nationalism, discovering ampler grounds for hope than his countrymen are wont to conceive. He enters the controversial field of the relations hereafter to be established between Britain, Egypt and the Sudan.

Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

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SKU (ISBN): 1-931956-88-X

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Publication Status: In Print

Publication Date: Dec 1,2002

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 356

ISBN: 1-931956-88-X

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Young brings a fresh, independent judgment on the growth of Egyptian nationalism, discovering grounds for hope than his countrymen are wont to conceive. He quits the past for the future and enters the frankly controversial field of the relations hereafter to be established between Britain, Egypt, and the Sudan.

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Editor's Introduction
Author's Introduction
The Birth of Modern Egypt: Napoleon-Mehemet Ali-Palmerston
Bankrupts and Brokers: Abbas-Said-Ismail
The British Occupation: Tewfik-Arabi-Gladstone
Egypt and the Sudan: The Mahdi-Gordon
Financial Reconstruction: Cromer
Nationalist Renascence: Abbas-Gorst-Kitchener
The War: Hussein-Rushdi
Rebellion and Independence: Wingate-Allenby
The Kingdom of Egypt: Fuad-Zaglul
England and Egypt: "Where are thy wise men?"
Egypt and the Sudan