The Egyptian Problem
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Lord Cromer says in one of his Reports that he tried at one time to follow the native Press carefuUy in the hope that something might be learnt from it in regard to questions of administration and to local matters, and possibly as to legitimate grievances which might be remedied or deserve inquiry. But he failed to find a single accurate, well-argued, or useful article on such matters even as education or finance, or the working of the judicial system. He was never- theless too staunch a believ...er in the freedom of the Press to curtail, it, though pressed to do so by many Egyptians, and not only by those of the old school to whom it had always been anathema.
The unmeasured recklessness of the Press was not the only disquieting feature of a new movement which was in itself neither unnatural nor reprehensible. The resistance which British protection enabled Egypt to offer to any further encroachments by Turkey and by the other Powers on Egyptian rights had to that extent strengthened her position as a separate, though still V A PERIOD OF TRANSITION 93 far from independent, political entity under the Treaties and Firmans of 1840-1841, and it tended at the same time to stimulate amongst the Egyptian people a sense of nationhood, which led the more impatient amongst them to resent being kept in tutelage even by the Power whose authority shielded them from aggression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Cromer says in one of his Reports that he tried at one time to follow the native Press carefuUy in the hope that something might be learnt from it in regard to questions of administration and to local matters, and possibly as to legitimate grievances which might be remedied or deserve inquiry. But he failed to find a single accurate, well-argued, or useful article on such matters even as education or finance, or the working of the judicial system. He was never- theless too staunch a believ...er in the freedom of the Press to curtail, it, though pressed to do so by many Egyptians, and not only by those of the old school to whom it had always been anathema.
The unmeasured recklessness of the Press was not the only disquieting feature of a new movement which was in itself neither unnatural nor reprehensible. The resistance which British protection enabled Egypt to offer to any further encroachments by Turkey and by the other Powers on Egyptian rights had to that extent strengthened her position as a separate, though still V A PERIOD OF TRANSITION 93 far from independent, political entity under the Treaties and Firmans of 1840-1841, and it tended at the same time to stimulate amongst the Egyptian people a sense of nationhood, which led the more impatient amongst them to resent being kept in tutelage even by the Power whose authority shielded them from aggression.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valentine Chirol to read onlineMoreLess
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