Evening star., 1935-12-08
PUBLIC LIBRARY
EGYPT.

not only to Ethiopia, but also to the
rich lands of the Nile Valley. Today
Egypt is restless under British rule.
The Public Library gives short list
of references on Egypt in her political
and economic aspects, omitting the
many volumes on her ancient history
and her antiquities which may be 10
Gated by consulting the card catalogue
or asking at the information desk.
Egypt Under British Control.
The Egyptian Problem, by Sir valen-
tine Chirol. 1920. F713.C447.
A defense of the British occupation
of Egypt by keen student Of Eastern
affairs.
Observations in Egypt, Palestine and
Greece; a report by DR.. Henry S.
Pritchett. 1926. JXAR81n8 VIC.
"The report is confined mainly to
Egypt" and contains the royal proc
lamation of 1928 establishing the con-
stitutional government of the Egyptian
state.
Egypt, by George Young. 1927. F713.
Y88.
"All those-Egyptian as well as
British-who have interests or interest
in Egypt will do well to study this
book. The serious minded need not
be put of by the pretty turn of humor
1t displays"
Magazine Articles.
Egypt's Stake in Ethiopia. by r. L.
Baker Current History. 42:533-5,
August, 1885.
Behind Great Britain's efforts to
halt Italian aggression against Ethiopia
lie very tangible interests in Northeast
Africa"
Egypt's Balance of Trade, by c.
Bresciani- -Turroni. Journal of Po-
ntical Economy. 42:37l-84 June,
1884.
zone of the most interesting pc
culiarities of the Egyptian economy is
the predominating influence of cotton
production on the economic welfare
of the population"
England's Fifty Years in Egypt, by
Pierre Carbites. Nineteenth Cen
tury. 112:36-49. July, 1882.
A short history of English control
tn Egypt.
Decade Of Egyptian Politics. by NAL
colin McIlwraith. Contemporary
Review. 142:172-80. August, 1882.
at would be difficult to find any
measure, passed by any parliament,
Rhcih could be said to have conferred
benefit upon the mass of the people"
Egypt Today, by Arthur Merton. Fort
nightly Review. 140:436-44. Oc-
tober, 1888.
England's position in Egypt before
the Italio- Ethiopian crisis.
Egypt, What Price Progress? by c. r.
Watson. Missionary Review. 81:
It's. February, 1884.
Here in Egypt we are at the in
tellectual center of that great civiliza-
ton which we call Mohammedan."
Egypts Riotous Independence Day.
Literary Digest. 1909. November
%, 1895.
Even If momentarily successful,
Britain will ultimately repent her
policy In Egypt"
Stiletto at Heart of the British En-
pire; Egypt called real stake in
Mediterranean crisis. Literary Di-
gest. 120:12. November 2, 1885.
Egypt, conscious of the dignity of
the country, considers the present gov
ernment, which surrendered its affairs
and those of the country to the British,
as the greatest catastrophe which has
overtaken Egypt since the Great War"
The Suez Canal.
The Suez Canal, It's History and Dip
lomatic Importance, by C. w. Hall
berg. 1881. HJC.H15.
A complete study of the world most
important waterway and its signif-
canoe.
The Suez Canal in Time of War, by
Halford l.. Hoskins. Foreign AZ
fairs. 14:93-101. October, 1895.
ITO Great Britain the danger Is
multiple because Of her special in
terests in the Sudan and in Egypt,
rs well as in the Suez Canal itself"