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England, Egypt, and the Sudan
July 12, 1922 issue

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When the Egyptian official delegation went to London last year it brought with it a tentative agreement regarding the Sudan, to be submitted to the Foreign Office if all went well. However, the negotiations broke down and the draft was never submitted. It remains nevertheless the official statement of the Egyptian claims regarding the control of the Sudan and, especially, of the waters of the Nile. The British have steadfastly refused to admit the possibility of Egyptian rule in the Sudan. The article presents the text of the agreement, hitherto kept secret.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; MEDIATION, International; WORLD politics; ENGLAND; EGYPT; SUDAN
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