The Emancipation of Egypt
The Emancipation of Egypt
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Austria also was anxious to secure the neutrality of the Islands, and she demanded, in common with England, that all fortifications should be demolished and that Greece should be expressly prohibited from establishing any military or naval post in the Archipelago. These demands however were only partially conceded, and eventually Corfu and Paxo were alone neutralised.
England has not since found occasion to repent the magnanimity of her action, but we do not suppose that that magnanimity was no...t coupled with sound political considerations. England undoubtedly filled a false position in Corfu: a position which might frequently have proved a stumbling-block to her in diplomacy. Her mandate of occupation expressly stated that the islands were independent, although quite subordinate to the BRITISH IMPERIAL POLICY 77 British High Commissioner. For several years England tried to the best of her powers to carry this anomaly into execution ; but she was not successful. It was obvious that the Islands must be British or not British.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Austria also was anxious to secure the neutrality of the Islands, and she demanded, in common with England, that all fortifications should be demolished and that Greece should be expressly prohibited from establishing any military or naval post in the Archipelago. These demands however were only partially conceded, and eventually Corfu and Paxo were alone neutralised.
England has not since found occasion to repent the magnanimity of her action, but we do not suppose that that magnanimity was no...t coupled with sound political considerations. England undoubtedly filled a false position in Corfu: a position which might frequently have proved a stumbling-block to her in diplomacy. Her mandate of occupation expressly stated that the islands were independent, although quite subordinate to the BRITISH IMPERIAL POLICY 77 British High Commissioner. For several years England tried to the best of her powers to carry this anomaly into execution ; but she was not successful. It was obvious that the Islands must be British or not British.
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