قراءة كتاب The Egyptian campaigns, 1882 to 1885

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The Egyptian campaigns, 1882 to 1885

The Egyptian campaigns, 1882 to 1885

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THE EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGNS.


THE EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGNS
1882 TO 1885.

NEW AND REVISED EDITION,
CONTINUED TO DECEMBER, 1899.
BY
CHARLES ROYLE,
Late of the Royal Navy,
Barrister-at-Law, Judge of the Egyptian Court of Appeal.
ILLUSTRATED BY MAPS AND PLANS.
LONDON
HURST AND BLACKETT, LIMITED
13, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET
1900.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

PREFACE.

In the new and revised Edition of "The Egyptian Campaigns," the history of the military operations in Egypt has been brought down to the present time, so as to include all the recent fighting in the Soudan. This has been accompanied by a slight alteration in the title of the Book, as well as by the elimination of such details contained in the original work as are no longer of general interest. The space thus gained has been utilized for the purpose of bringing before the reader the chief events of a military character which have occurred in the interval which has elapsed since the Book first appeared.

It has been the object of the Author to make the work in its present form a complete narrative of the rise and fall of the Arabist and Mahdist movements, as well as a history of England's intervention in Egypt, this last a subject on which many persons entertain somewhat vague and indistinct ideas.

C. R.

Cairo,
December, 1899.


CONTENTS.

CHAP.   PAGE.
I. Egyptian Finance 1
II. Ismail Pasha 7
III. The Military Movement 12
IV. Triumph of the Army 17
V. Foreign Intervention 23
VI. Critical Position 32
VII. The Riots at Alexandria 44
VIII. The Alexandria Bombardment 60
IX. Observations on the Bombardment 75
X. The Day after the Bombardment 85
XI. Alexandria during the Bombardment 90
XII. Events on Shore 98
XIII. The Situation 106
XIV. Military Operations 114
XV. The Conference 120
XVI. The Porte and the Powers 127
XVII. Wolseley's Move to the Canal 131
XVIII. De Lesseps and the Canal 137
XIX. Seizure of the Suez Canal 144
XX.

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