Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 156William Blackwood, 1894 |
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... Sudan . ' How one Abu Gem- aizeh came from Wadai into Dar- fur with a large army , and was known as Senoussi , and how he prospered for a while , perform ing miracles and gaining victories , but how he was eventually de- feated by a ...
... Sudan . ' How one Abu Gem- aizeh came from Wadai into Dar- fur with a large army , and was known as Senoussi , and how he prospered for a while , perform ing miracles and gaining victories , but how he was eventually de- feated by a ...
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... Sudan as a recruiting- ground and a territory rich in ivory and other products , was overshadowed by the political im- portance of its relation to Egypt and the Red Sea ports , and the predominant influence which the Power in control of ...
... Sudan as a recruiting- ground and a territory rich in ivory and other products , was overshadowed by the political im- portance of its relation to Egypt and the Red Sea ports , and the predominant influence which the Power in control of ...
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... Sudan , had cause to congratulate themselves that Government had found a means - however unsatis- factory in itself - of declaring be- fore Europe our sovereignty over the Sudan , and our determination to hold it against French aggres ...
... Sudan , had cause to congratulate themselves that Government had found a means - however unsatis- factory in itself - of declaring be- fore Europe our sovereignty over the Sudan , and our determination to hold it against French aggres ...
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... Sudan provinces ex- tended to within some seventy miles of Abiras ( where the French expedition is ) , -the extreme cor- ner of Zandeh having been ac- quired by Egypt by purchase about 1877. The French expedition has been laboriously ...
... Sudan provinces ex- tended to within some seventy miles of Abiras ( where the French expedition is ) , -the extreme cor- ner of Zandeh having been ac- quired by Egypt by purchase about 1877. The French expedition has been laboriously ...
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... Sudanese soldiery from Equatoria , British officials in the name of Egypt repudiated any responsibility for the Sudan , but Tigrane Pasha in a later despatch reaffirmed Egyptian claims , being in fact bound to do so - however ...
... Sudanese soldiery from Equatoria , British officials in the name of Egypt repudiated any responsibility for the Sudan , but Tigrane Pasha in a later despatch reaffirmed Egyptian claims , being in fact bound to do so - however ...
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