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Egypt, formerly a province of the Turkish empire, became independent in 1811. By the Imperial Hatti-Schériff of Jan. 12, 1841, confirmed by the firman of June 1, 1841, the Government of Egypt is hereditary in the family of Mehemet Ali. The independent position of the rulers of Egypt was greatly enlarged by the Imperial firman of May 14, 1867, establishing the direct succession of the descendants of Mehemet Ali, and conferring upon them the title of ‘Khedeve,’ the Arabic equivalent of ‘King.’
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Statistical and other Books of Reference concerning Egypt
1. Official Puelicatioxs
Annual Statement of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom with Foreign Countries in the year 1805. 4. London, 1867.
Report of Mr. A. Hale, Consul-General of the United States, on the Trado and Commerce of Egypt, dated Alexandria, February 24,1805; in, February 24,1805; in ‘Annual Report on Foreign Commerce.’ 8. Washington, 1805.
2. Nox-Official Pcelicatioxs
Figary-Bey (A.), Studii scientifici sull Egitto e sue adiacenze compresa la peninsola dell’ Arabia Petrea. 8. Lucca, 1805.
Flachat (E.), Mémoire sur les travaux de l’isthmo do Suez. 8. Paris. 1865.
Hui (S. S.), Travels in Egypt and Syria. 8. London, 1865.
Issel (A.), Del canale di Suez. Relazione, presentata alla camera di commercio ed arti di Trapani. 8. Genova, 1865.
Le Saint (L.), L’isthme do Suez. Essais de canalisations dans les temps anciens et. au moyen Ago. Projet de M. do Lesseps. Travaux accomplis de la Méditerranée à la Mer Rouge. 12. Paris, 1866.
Sapeto (G.), L’ Italia ed il Canale di Suez. 8. Firenze, 1865.
Seherer (II.), Reise in Egypten. 8. Franlcfort, 1806.
Tarieh-i-Misr. History of Egypt, translated from the Arabic, by Behjet Efendv. 8. Constantinople, 1865.
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Martin, F. (1868). Egypt. In: The Statesman’s Year-Book. The Statesman’s Yearbook. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230252974_27
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