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At the same time the Khedive was deposed in absentia ; his uncle was
proclaimed Sultan of Egypt , a title that , seven years later was changed to King .
The Egyptians were assured that the British Army and Navy would defend them ,
without ...
At the same time the Khedive was deposed in absentia ; his uncle was
proclaimed Sultan of Egypt , a title that , seven years later was changed to King .
The Egyptians were assured that the British Army and Navy would defend them ,
without ...
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Robert O. A. Crewe-Milnes, 1st Earl of Crewe (later Marquess of Crewc). 1910,
November 7. Lewis Harcourt (later Viscount Harcourt). 1915, May 27. Andrew
Bonar Law. 1916, December 1 1. Walter H. Long (later Viscount Long). 1919 ...
Robert O. A. Crewe-Milnes, 1st Earl of Crewe (later Marquess of Crewc). 1910,
November 7. Lewis Harcourt (later Viscount Harcourt). 1915, May 27. Andrew
Bonar Law. 1916, December 1 1. Walter H. Long (later Viscount Long). 1919 ...
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Robert O . A . Crewe - Milnes , ist Earl of Crewe ( later Marquess of Crewe ) .
1910 , November 7 . Lewis Harcourt ( later Viscount Harcourt ) . 1915 , May 27 .
Andrew Bonar Law . 1916 , December 11 . Walter H . Long ( later Viscount Long )
.
Robert O . A . Crewe - Milnes , ist Earl of Crewe ( later Marquess of Crewe ) .
1910 , November 7 . Lewis Harcourt ( later Viscount Harcourt ) . 1915 , May 27 .
Andrew Bonar Law . 1916 , December 11 . Walter H . Long ( later Viscount Long )
.
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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