L'Ã(c)gypte Et Ismaïl Pacha...

Explore the intricate history of 19th-century Egypt through the lens of Amédée Sacré and Louis Outrebon's meticulously researched account, "L'Égypte Et Ismaïl Pacha..." This compelling work delves into the reign of Ismail Pasha, offering readers a profound understanding of his influence on Egypt's political and social landscape.
Sacré and Outrebon provide valuable insights into the dynamics of power and the complexities of Egyptian society during a transformative era. Uncover the narratives that shaped a nation and gain a deeper appreciation for the historical forces at play. This book stands as a vital resource for anyone interested in Egyptian history, political science, and the biographies of influential figures.
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