346

Egypt

Baring,   Major.    Vide    Cromer,
Lord
Berlin,   Congress  of, 90
Beylan, battle of (1853), 54
Bischofsheim, loan,  84
Bismarck, policy of, 93,   123
Blignieres de, French agent,  88,
89
Blunt, Wilfrid, attitude of, xix;
secret history, 92; mediation
of, 115; defeats Arabi, 129
Boutros, Pasha, and Denshawe,
176; Premier, 187; assas-
sinated, 187, 189
Bo wring,  Dr., report, 56
Boycott by Nationalists, 248; of
Milner Mission, 251; success
of, 253
Brailsford, H. N., report on
Child Labour, 297
Bright, J_M policy of, 121 ;
resignation of, 122
British occupation, character of,
199; Nationalist view (1912),
191, and Canal, 201 ; and debt,
^I55-^I58; and Great War, 200.
Vide Protectorate, Independ-
ence, Garrison, Army
Brunyate, Sir W., constitutional
proposals, 237; judicial re-
forms, 227
Burckhardt, slavery mission, 50
Canals.  Vide  Irrigation
Canppus, battle (1801), 34
Capitulations, regime of, 76; re-
vision (1885),  153; (1889),  162-
3;   (19x7),   207;    (1918),    214;
(1921)9  256; Milner proposals,
252; and Nationalists, 301; in
Great War,   209.  Vide   Mixed
Tribunals, Brunyate
Cave,    Mr.,    financial    mission
(1876), 83, 87
Champollion,   >M.,    egyptologist,
4<?
Christians.       Vide     Minorities,
Copts, etc.
Clot Bey, educationist, 46

Circassians in Egypt (vide
Mamelukes' plot, 1881), 117,
161
Civil Service organisation, 167;
reforms, 180; increase, 210;
changes in, 184, 220; con-
clusion, 267; Appen. I.;
Sudan, 326-327
Clemenceau,   policy  (1882),   123
Cleopatra and Egypt, xii, 254,
290
Codrington, Admiral, 53
Colvin, Sir A., adviser, 99;
Arabi, 109, in; policy, 115
Commerce, Treaty (1888), 55;
tables, 315; Mehemet Ali, 43-
45; Ismail, 83
Constantinople, advance on,
(i833)» 54; Conference (1882),
121
Constitution, Mehemet Ali, 42;
Sherif, 103, no, 116; dispute
(1881), 113; Dufferin, 150, 152;
Cromer, 152, 167; Gorst,
188; repression (1912), 191;
Kitchener, 197; suspended
(1915), 218; revision (1919),
237; present law, 264-268
Controllers, functions, 98
Copts, community, 179, 303;
Gorst, 187; character, xii j lan-
guage, 284
Corn,  commandeering,  225
Corvee, abolition, 162; revival,
222
Cotton, export, 44, 83, 86, 230;
war control, 225; cultivation,
309, 329, 332
Crete,   annexed,  52; abandoned,
5^s
Cromer,   chap,   v.,   passim^   88,
91, 92,   99;   character,   183-5;
Sudan,   133,    134,    136,    137;
Abbas  Hilmi,   170-174; depar-
ture, 176
Cultivation,   area,   334;   prices,
337
Curzon, Lord,  and nationalism,
251, 254
Customs,     44 *     internal,    66;
'Alexandria, i$7