The Suez Canal in Peace and War, 1869-1969University of Miami Press, 1969 - 214 pages |
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... Cairo , a train of events was being set in motion which would shortly render all previous discussions and decisions meaningless . On June 29th , to the surprise and dismay of the British Government , Hilaly Pasha was ousted by Hussein ...
... Cairo , a train of events was being set in motion which would shortly render all previous discussions and decisions meaningless . On June 29th , to the surprise and dismay of the British Government , Hilaly Pasha was ousted by Hussein ...
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... Cairo for spying , creating intense anger in Israel and exacerbating an already tense situation . That month a meeting of Arab League leaders had been convened in Cairo , to which Iraq was pointedly not invited . Pressure was brought on ...
... Cairo for spying , creating intense anger in Israel and exacerbating an already tense situation . That month a meeting of Arab League leaders had been convened in Cairo , to which Iraq was pointedly not invited . Pressure was brought on ...
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... Cairo and Suez - Ismailia in the South , together with an extension along the Ismailia - Cairo railway to include the Royal Air Force Station at Abu Sueir and its satellite landing grounds ; together with areas suitable for air firing ...
... Cairo and Suez - Ismailia in the South , together with an extension along the Ismailia - Cairo railway to include the Royal Air Force Station at Abu Sueir and its satellite landing grounds ; together with areas suitable for air firing ...
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Railway versus Canal | 13 |
The Canal Concession is Granted | 20 |
The Company is Formed | 29 |
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