Concise History of the Middle East from 1910

Abstract

The modern era of Egypt is generally conceded to have begun with the French invasion by Bonaparte in 1789. It marked the opening of Western imperial interest in Egypt, and with it, the inevitable dislocation or the old order. The ancient land was caught up and swept into the orbit or contemporary world affairs. The resulting impact of Western ideas and actions produced an ever-increasing momentum of change. To England fell the role of chief protagonist in championing and exploiting an awakening Egypt.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Sep 02, 1958
Accession Number
AD1134209

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