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France and Egypt
April 27, 1876 issue

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The article describes about the political affairs of the France and the Egypt. M. Outrey, who has now a special mission in Egypt, has represented France in Japan and if relations with Mexico could have been renewed he was marked for the post of Mexico. He was in Paris, in what may he called the reserve of diplomacy, when he was asked by the Due Deeazes to go to Cairo, where he had long been consul-general. But light has been pouring from all direction on the affairs of Egypt. What is perhaps not so well known is the transformation of public opinion in France in relation to the affairs of Egypt since Benjamin Disraeli bought his shares of the Suez Canal.

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FRANCE -- Politics & government -- 1870-1940; EGYPT -- Politics & government; INTERNATIONAL relations; DIPLOMACY; GENERALS; STOCKS; EGYPT; FRANCE
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