Buonaparte era and Egyptian administration orders detailed
The document outlines French imperial measures in Egypt including tax impositions and village payments managed by Intendants and Paymaster-general, five-day reports on arrears, and military discipline. It notes governance in Cairo, the Divan meeting, and officers, plus a French inquiry into gunpowder resources and local industry. It also contains letters praising Buonaparte’s conduct toward Cairo inhabitants and a report on the Ottoman alliance, mosques, and pilgrim caravans.
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Buonaparte
Jas
Edt
Monge
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
Andreoff
Tallien
Rigel
Mecca
Giza
Law
Klouthe
Malta
Venice
Intercepted Letters from the Sleek Cabinet Describes European Strife
A fragmentary letter from Naples in October 1787 discusses Europe’s crisis, Nelson’s impact on royal regimes, and the fate of the French navy. It notes the English example, warns of regicide governments, and hints at Berlin Vienna and Repnin shaping alliances amid ongoing continental tensions.
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Aboukir
Europe
Horatio Nelson
Neélsog
Berlin
Vienna
Prince Repnin
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Divean
Generabinr
Epiriciaf
Prov
Caiaro
Morige
Berthoket
Abdaia
Keykaoni
D. Lieutsnaut
Maurine
Piztes
Alexandria
Ismael
Eumir “Mustapha Aga
Rebyil Owel
Slee du
Neaplesy