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Special Correspondence
October 2, 1879 issue

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The article reports on various socio-political developments around the world. There is a large number of social-democratic organization in Germany. The final victory of those advocating the Marx idea of letting industrial evolution take its course must have great effect on a party whose members obey so implicitly the commands of their leaders. There is report on the plight of Egyptian economy. Egypt has paid dearly for the suppression of slave trade in her dominions and the sincerity of Ismail Pasha's efforts to that end cannot be doubted.

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POLITICAL development; GERMANY -- Social conditions; COMMUNISM; INDUSTRIALIZATION; EGYPT -- Economic conditions; GERMANY; EGYPT
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