Egypt And The ArmyRead Books Ltd, 2014 M08 1 - 394 páginas This interesting book contains a wealth of information on Egypt and it's army at the beginning of the twentieth century by Lieutenant-Colonel P. G. Elgood, and is highly recommended for inclusion on the bookshelf of anyone with an interest in the subject. Contents: Attitude of Egypt at the Outbreak of War; Growth of Discontent with the British Occupation; First Effects of War; The Suez Canal; Martial Law; Turkish Preparations and Attack upon the Suez Canal; The Suez Canal Zone in 1915; Armenian Refugees; Egypt in 1915; The Army and the Civil Administration; Discipline in a Theatre of War; The Desert Campaigns; Civil Administration in 1916; Contre-Espionage; War Grievances of Egypt; Rebellion; Index. |
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First Effects of | |
The Suez Canal | |
Martial | |
Turkish Preparations and Attack upon the Suez Canal | |
The Suez Canal Zone in 1915 | |
Armenian Refugees | |
The Army and the Civil Administration | |
Discipline in a Theatre of | |
The Desert Campaigns | |
Civil Administration in 1916 | |
ContreEspionage | |
War Grievances of Egypt | |
Rebellion | |
Egypt in 1915 | |
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