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xCromer Papers Khedive Tawfiq
Author's name: Evelyn Baring
Why hasn't Egypt always been for the Egyptians? Records of the past rarely escape the gray grip of forgetfulness—deliberate or inadvertent—as a result of faulty memory or incomplete documentation, etched into the minds of time by the wrong party, the right party, or both.
In this book, we stand on the parallel bank of history, constructed by one of the decision-makers of his time, and an eyewitness to many of the events that took place in the country. We hold the lens of the opposing side, so we see the beginning of Khedive Tawfiq's rule and the difficult financial situation that the country faced, through the Urabi movement and its followers, and the resulting consequences and trials in which the Englishman appointed himself a witness, opponent, and judge, seeing in himself an advantage that the Egyptians lacked... So what is it?
Evelyn Baring, known in the Middle East by his title Lord Cromer, was the first Earl of Cromer in the English countryside. He was born in 1841 and died in 1917. He served as British Consul General to Egypt from 1879 and was one of the international observers who monitored the Egyptian financial situation during the late reign of Khedive Ismail in 1876. He then returned to Egypt to serve as the British Resident from 1883 to 1907. Baring was instrumental in shaping political life in Egypt for more than three decades, during which he witnessed three of the most prominent rulers of the Alawite dynasty.
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