Folly of Sultan and Khedive Is England's Opportunity
A lengthy UPI style column argues England gains from Turkey entering WWI, citing Abbas Pasha and the sultan’s folly. It claims Britain’s historic policy blocked action, notes capitulations hindered Egypt, and attributes future control to Britain after Abbas’s reign and Khedive Tewfik’s tensions with England.
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