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... Constantinople 122 The influence of Stratford de Redcliffe . 122-123 He opposes the canal " unofficially " . 124 124 The Divan considers the matter . De Lesseps ' conversation with Lord Stratford 125 126 Benedetti supports de Lesseps ...
... Constantinople 122 The influence of Stratford de Redcliffe . 122-123 He opposes the canal " unofficially " . 124 124 The Divan considers the matter . De Lesseps ' conversation with Lord Stratford 125 126 Benedetti supports de Lesseps ...
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... Constantinople to report in detail any move made for or against the canal.1 Although he now had his Concession , de Lesseps could not begin work until he had secured authorization from the Sultan . This requirement was to raise again ...
... Constantinople to report in detail any move made for or against the canal.1 Although he now had his Concession , de Lesseps could not begin work until he had secured authorization from the Sultan . This requirement was to raise again ...
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... Constantinople , her influence was uppermost and it was obvious that she was still a factor to be reckoned with . The officials of the Company , however , adopted a most arrogant attitude and openly violated the regulations concerning ...
... Constantinople , her influence was uppermost and it was obvious that she was still a factor to be reckoned with . The officials of the Company , however , adopted a most arrogant attitude and openly violated the regulations concerning ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 23 |
The Canal of Ptolemy II | 30 |
Writings of private individuals in France concerning Egypt | 34 |
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