The Imperial Achievement: The Rise and Transformation of the British EmpireProvides A General Survey, An Interpretation Of The Rise And Transformation Of The Empire And Commonwealth In The Light Of Modern World And The Way It Is Going. |
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... Sudan- ese attacks , which had been scotched in the relatively brief phase of aggression , that the British decided to conquer the Sudan ; it was because of the European scramble for Africa . When , in 1896 , the Khalifa's armies ...
... Sudan- ese attacks , which had been scotched in the relatively brief phase of aggression , that the British decided to conquer the Sudan ; it was because of the European scramble for Africa . When , in 1896 , the Khalifa's armies ...
Page 373
... a characteristically subtle device of Baring's — and Kitchener be- came briefly the first Governor - General of the Sudan . 24 Magnus , Kitchener , p . 98 . The British had taken over a daunting task . The EAST AFRICA ; EGYPT ; THE SUDAN ...
... a characteristically subtle device of Baring's — and Kitchener be- came briefly the first Governor - General of the Sudan . 24 Magnus , Kitchener , p . 98 . The British had taken over a daunting task . The EAST AFRICA ; EGYPT ; THE SUDAN ...
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... Sudan Political Service , recruited by methods . less exacting than the I.C.S. and manned by the more athletic and forceful products of the public schools , brought the huge coun- try into order and relative prosperity . Cotton and ...
... Sudan Political Service , recruited by methods . less exacting than the I.C.S. and manned by the more athletic and forceful products of the public schools , brought the huge coun- try into order and relative prosperity . Cotton and ...
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