The Egypt of the Future
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" This general distrust of England was and I fear is deep-rooted throughout Europe. It was, however, in France alone, up to the time of the Boer War, that this latent hostility assumed an acute form. It is only fair to admit that France had considerable ground for provocation. From the days of the Restoration, France had invariably supported Mahomet Ali in his in- surrection against Turkish rule. England, on the other hand, had throughout espoused the EGYPT AND EUROPE 101 cause of the Sultan, a...nd, with the aid of Russia, had stopped the advance of the Egyptian armies on Constantinople, and had intervened by force of arms to modify, in favour of Turkey, the final compromise by which in 1840 peace was estab- lished between the Suzerain and the Vassal Power. It was not without reason that France claimed to be the author of Egyptian independ- ence, and this claim was fully recognised by Mahomet Ali and his successors up to the accession of Ismail Pasha. Napoleon III carried on the traditional policy of France in respect of Egypt, and it was mainly owing to his personal support that the Suez Canal was carried to completion in defiance of the per- sistent opposition of Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This general distrust of England was and I fear is deep-rooted throughout Europe. It was, however, in France alone, up to the time of the Boer War, that this latent hostility assumed an acute form. It is only fair to admit that France had considerable ground for provocation. From the days of the Restoration, France had invariably supported Mahomet Ali in his in- surrection against Turkish rule. England, on the other hand, had throughout espoused the EGYPT AND EUROPE 101 cause of the Sultan, a...nd, with the aid of Russia, had stopped the advance of the Egyptian armies on Constantinople, and had intervened by force of arms to modify, in favour of Turkey, the final compromise by which in 1840 peace was estab- lished between the Suzerain and the Vassal Power. It was not without reason that France claimed to be the author of Egyptian independ- ence, and this claim was fully recognised by Mahomet Ali and his successors up to the accession of Ismail Pasha. Napoleon III carried on the traditional policy of France in respect of Egypt, and it was mainly owing to his personal support that the Suez Canal was carried to completion in defiance of the per- sistent opposition of Great Britain.
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