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PAGE |
| INTRODUCTORY |
vii |
| CHAPTER I |
| MEHEMET ALI: THE CREATOR OF MODERN EGYPT |
1 |
| CHAPTER II |
| FROM MEHEMET ALI TO THE OCCUPATION |
21 |
| CHAPTER III |
| THE FICTIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF BRITISH CONTROL |
43 |
| CHAPTER IV |
| THE FIRST PHASE OF THE OCCUPATION |
65 |
| CHAPTER V |
| A PERIOD OF TRANSITION |
81 |
| CHAPTER VI |
| THE SECOND PHASE OF THE OCCUPATION |
100 |
| CHAPTER VII |
| EGYPT DURING THE WAR |
120 |
| CHAPTER VIII |
| THE CLAIM TO "COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE" |
142 |
| CHAPTER IX |
| SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS |
156 |
| CHAPTER X |
| ACTIVE REBELLION |
177 |
| CHAPTER XI |
| PASSIVE REBELLION |
190 |
| CHAPTER XII |
| THE BREAKDOWN OF THE CONTROL |
206 |
| CHAPTER XIII |
| EDUCATION |
221 |
| CHAPTER XIV |
| A BARREN PERIOD OF DRIFT |
243 |
| CHAPTER XV |
| THE MILNER COMMISSION |
260 |
| CHAPTER XVI |
| GOVERNMENT BY MARTIAL LAW |
274 |
| CHAPTER XVII |
| THE NEED FOR AN HONOURABLE SOLUTION |
295 |
| INDEX |
311 |
