Napoleon's Egypt: Invading The Middle East - Reenactor.ru

278 NAPOLEON’S EGYPTPelleport, Pierre de, 57, 65, 170, 207, 210Perrée, Jean-Baptiste, 51, 176Pitt, William, 157pneumonic plagueAlexandria and, 27, 94Cairo and, 99–100dog massacre and, 79effect on Egyptian society, 56, 73French precautions against, 187, 218Matariya and, 161outbreak among French, 235–38, 242RahmaniyaKléber and, 143Moiret and, 44Murad Bey and, 96, 97, 100revolts around, 224Rosetta and, 38siege of, 45–48travel between Cairo and, 117–18Rampon, Antoine-Guillaume, 67Reynier, JeanCairo and, 66–67, 209destruction of villages, 224Leclerc and, 87reorganization of division, 82Salahiya and, 92Shubrakhit and, 49, 50Shum and, 63RosettaAlexandria and, 118attacks on ships approaching, 117Bon and, 22Dugua and, 37–38, 121festival of Muhammad’s birth and, 123, 124Festival of the Republic and, 167Fourès and, 194–95geography, 37, 181gold stored at, 118–19Hasan Pasha and, 96Ibrahim Bey and, 96Jollois and, 107, 120, 226Menou and, 60, 104, 108, 119–20, 135Millet on, 38, 236Moiret and, 37–38Rahmaniya and, 38revolts in and around, 120–21, 219, 224Ruffin, Pierre-Jean-Marie, 154–56Villiers du Terrage on, 59, 149women in, 134Rosetta Stone, 245Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 1, 47, 150, 174, 178,180, 209al-Rumi, Bartholomew, 100, 204, 212al-Rumi, ‘Ubaydullah, 104Say, Jean-Honoré Horace‘alimas and, 146–47Coptic Christians and, 72death of, 243Egyptian Institute and, 145–47Festival of the Nile and, 114Festival of the Republic and, 167, 170–72Islam and, 126joining of military, 3writingson burning and pillaging of villages, 70on Cairo, 51, 114, 115on Egyptian response to taxation, 198on French Institute, 145on French rule of Egypt, 75, 76on Jewish settlement in Middle East, 220on Malta, 9, 10on Muslim clerics and Napoleon, 149,150–51on Napoleon, 75on Shu’ara, 165Selim III (Sultan), 14, 127, 130, 231, 234, 239,242declaration of war on French, 229, 232demands for tribute, 100French propaganda and, 31, 46Pasha and, 162relations with French, 152–57al-Sharqawi, Abdullahapproval of governing councils, 248Cairo uprising and, 209, 215, 218collaboration with French, 75, 127–28Crusades and, 225election as Egyptian president, 196–97flight from Cairo, 70meetings with Napoleon, 149–50on Napoleon’s Islam policy, 159–60rejection of French, 199Shu’ara, 163, 164–65, 181Shubrakhit, 48–50, 52–53, 181Shum, 63Sonbat, 143–45, 166Sufis, 36, 54, 58, 115, 125, 181, 183, 185, 199,205, 211sugar, 12–13, 20, 28, 62, 71, 180Syria, 243–244Talleyrand, Charles Maurice deattempts to overthrow Sultan, 157Desvernois and, 160Egypt and, 14, 17, 244, 248French colonialism and, 12–14Izzet Mehmet Pasha and, 155sugar and, 20, 28Turkey and, 154