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the control in maintained. " declared one indignant
bondholder,
( 1)
The Radical preaa noticed the presence in the
interventionist party of atckbrokern, bondholders, officials
in Egypt and anyone mired up in Egyptian commnercial and
banking transactions,
(2)
It was argued that Icperiulint
neetinga were componod of the sane type of person, "Hebrew
uoerern, grasping money-grabberzs and the whole' horde of
vultures that have for years been engaged in despoiling the
Egyptians... "
{3)
But the Imperialist campaign wao more noticablo
for its general Conservative bias than for commercial
predominance. It tended to be developed by fringe
Conservative groupo ouch as the Patriotic Association and
the Primrose League$ which made
Diernolian Imperialism
a central part of their creed. During the Egyptian/Sudan
Cruse, ate:. Imperialist point of view wnc worked out.
C'! ) L. O. 78/346 Egypt, dortootio and various g January May
182,
bondholder to F. O. 11th February 1882.
(2) Ems, 24th July 1884.
(3) naldn rrewn, 24th February 1884.