Handbook for the Diplomatic History of Europe, Asia, And Africa, 1870-1914
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A new cabinet, in which the two European ministers retained their seats, was appointed. But on April 7 it was abruptly dismissed and a new purely Egyptian ministry was put in its place. The excuse given for this action was the new financial plan supported by the minister of finance. A counter financial project was brought forward by the Khedive. A note of warning was sent by the British Government on April 25.
The German Government took more decided action. The German consul general at Cairo de...livered to the Egyptian Government the following protest : " The decree of the 22nd April, by which the Egyptian Govern- ment fixes, of its sole authority, the settlement of its debts and annuls acquired and recognized rights is regarded by the Government of Germany as an open and direct violation of the international obli- gations which the Egyptian Government assumed when they adopted the judicial reform.
" The Government of Germany refuse, therefore, to recognize the said decree as having any obligatory effect, either as regards the rights of German subjects or the competency of the mixed tribunals; and they hold the Khedive responsible for all the consequences which may result from his illegal proceedings.'' (British and Foreign State Papers, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A new cabinet, in which the two European ministers retained their seats, was appointed. But on April 7 it was abruptly dismissed and a new purely Egyptian ministry was put in its place. The excuse given for this action was the new financial plan supported by the minister of finance. A counter financial project was brought forward by the Khedive. A note of warning was sent by the British Government on April 25.
The German Government took more decided action. The German consul general at Cairo de...livered to the Egyptian Government the following protest : " The decree of the 22nd April, by which the Egyptian Govern- ment fixes, of its sole authority, the settlement of its debts and annuls acquired and recognized rights is regarded by the Government of Germany as an open and direct violation of the international obli- gations which the Egyptian Government assumed when they adopted the judicial reform.
" The Government of Germany refuse, therefore, to recognize the said decree as having any obligatory effect, either as regards the rights of German subjects or the competency of the mixed tribunals; and they hold the Khedive responsible for all the consequences which may result from his illegal proceedings.'' (British and Foreign State Papers, vol.
What to read after Handbook for the Diplomatic History of Europe, Asia, And Africa, 1870-1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Board for Historical Service to read onlineMoreLess
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