Titlebook: Britain, Egypt and the Middle East; Imperial policy in t John Darwin Book 1981 John Darwin 1981 Britain.Great Britain.Middle East.policy.wa

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The Emergence of a Policyp her responsibility ‘for order and good government in Egypt’.. Wingate’s suggestion that the ministers might be allowed to visit London as a palliative he dismissed as ‘inopportune’; the only concession to discontent that might be considered was an earlier suggestion of Wingate’s for a commission of inquiry to visit the country.

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British Policy and the Origins of the Post-War Crisising like the degree of influence over Egyptian affairs which Britain could deploy as a result of the political and military arrangements which were instituted after the destruction of Arabi’s army at the battle of Tel el-Kebir in September 1882.

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War and Imperial Policy in the Middle East 1918–1919 and Turkey, transformed the circumstances which had governed British policy in this region for a century and, all at once, made Britain the dominant political and military power in the lands between India in the east, the Caspian in the north, and Constantinople in the west.

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The Domestic Origins of Imperial Policywhose support their exercise of power depended; nor seek the backing of their followers for imperial policies which affronted the economic and political orthodoxies that were accepted by the broad spectrum of political opinion.

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C. B. Caldwell,C. D. Sherman Jr.whose support their exercise of power depended; nor seek the backing of their followers for imperial policies which affronted the economic and political orthodoxies that were accepted by the broad spectrum of political opinion.

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British Policy and the Origins of the Post-War Crisis to enjoy in various forms and under various guises until after the Second World War. During this period, no other foreign power was to exercise anything like the degree of influence over Egyptian affairs which Britain could deploy as a result of the political and military arrangements which were in