Correspondence respecting the re-occupation of Tokar by the Egyptian government
By: presented to both houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty
Series: Egypt -- no. 2 (1892); C -- 6561; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Maps and Travel Literature; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office) -- 1892, no. 2.; C (Series) (Great Britain. Parliament) -- 6561.; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Maps and Travel Literature
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 29
Subjects: Politics and government; Military occupation; History
Other titles: Egypt; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1893, no. 1, Further correspondence respecting the affairs of Egypt.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1897, no. 1, Correspondence respecting the law-suit brought against the Egyptian government in regard to the appropriation of money from the general reserve fund to the expenses of the Dongola expedition.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1897, no. 3, Reports on the province of Dongola.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1898, no. 2, Correspondence with the French government respecting the valley of the Upper Nile.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1898, no. 3, Further correspondence respecting the valley of the Upper Nile [in continuation of "Egypt no. 2 (1898)"].; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1899, no. 1, Despatches from Her Majesty's agent and consul-general in Egypt respecting the conduct of the British and Egyptian troops after the Battle of Omdurman.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1899, no. 4, Return showing the expenditure for military operations in the Soudan charged on the public revenues of the United Kingdom since January 1883.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1899, no. 6, Papers relating to the contract for the Atbara bridge.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1900, no. 1, Reports by Her Majesty's agent and consul-general on the finances, administration, and condition of Egypt and the Soudan in 1899.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1906, no. 3, Correspondence respecting the attack on British officers at Denshawai.; Egypt (Great Britain. Foreign Office). 1912, no. 1, Reports by His Majesty's agent and consul-general on the finances, administration, and condition of Egypt and the Soudan in 1911.
Notes: Dated: "February 1892."

Reproduction of the original from the Bryn Mawr College Library.

With: Further correspondence respecting the affairs of Egypt.

With: Correspondence respecting the law-suit brought against the Egyptian government in regard to the appropriation of money from the general reserve fund to the expenses of the Dongola expedition.

With: Reports on the province of Dongola.

With: Correspondence with the French government respecting the valley of the Upper Nile.

With: Further correspondence respecting the valley of the Upper Nile [in continuation of "Egypt no. 2 (1898)"].

With: Despatches from Her Majesty's agent and consul-general in Egypt respecting the conduct of the British and Egyptian troops after the Battle of Omdurman.

With: Return showing the expenditure for military operations in the Soudan charged on the public revenues of the United Kingdom since January 1883.

With: Papers relating to the contract for the Atbara bridge.

With: Reports by Her Majesty's agent and consul-general on the finances, administration, and condition of Egypt and the Soudan in 1899.

With: Correspondence respecting the attack on British officers at Denshawai.

With: Reports by His Majesty's agent and consul-general on the finances, administration, and condition of Egypt and the Soudan in 1911.