The Egyptian Problem

Nationalist Party (coni.)
142 sqq. - Memorandum sent by, to the Plenipotentiaries at the Peace Conference, 143-4; Dele-• gates of, in Paris, '98 (see also ZagJUuJ); Delegation of, impeded from attending the Peace Conference, protest on, 144; results, 147 sqq.; attitude of, to the Brunyate Note, 146; attitude of, to present head of the State, 159, and to the ex-* Khedive and •his son, 160; critical rather than constructive, 171 sqq, • 270, 272, 302-3 ; literature of, • 173, 197; Leaders of,
attitude of, to Reform of Capitulations, 174-6 («?*' also Independence, Party of), case of, as stated by themselves, 251 sqq., internment of, &c., 256; case, of, basis of, 214 sqq.; attitude of, to the IVIiJner Commission, 246, 263, 268 sqg., 297, 300 ; immaturity of, demonstrations of, 249-50; background of earnestness in, 251 Nationalist Kiots, women's participation in, 167-9, 180, 202, 250, see also Strikes, Rioting, c&c.
Nazli, Princess, salon of, 166 Nelson, Admiral Lord, and the Battle of the Nile 1-2 Nepotism, Egyptian, increase in,
169 '
Newspapers, Egyptian (see also Press, Egyptian), tendencies of, 91-2; vernacular, 229: suspension of, reasons for, 257, 282 the, 261; control of, for irrigation, 71, 72; upper waters of, control of, essential to Egypt, 49, 101; views on, of the Party of Independence, 275; Conxmittee «f Enquiry on, Egyptians unre presented on, irritation due to, 286, 287
INDEX
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Special Committee of, action .<:5, and demands of, 1SS-2*>J ; dissolution of, 201 Village, and r^eniiinient of Labour Corps, 13$ ; tyranny of, 13S, 101, -93by Ismail Pasha, 32