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Khalifs and the destruction of the Soudan people ? s'
gteevena sumoed up the popular opi. ton of life in the
Sudan,
iahdiom=t'
-º "sun,, squalor, stink and bloods, that is
(2)
The victory of Omdurman was simplified
into a victory of'right over wrong; W. T. Stead wrote,
"The 2nd Septembbr-io a Bed Letter day in the annals of
human froodom..,. the hero knight in chivalric romance
armed with lightning sword and cased in arms of adamant
mowed down the Paynim in heapas without himself suffering
so much an a scratch.
"
(3)
It was considered that
Egypt's lost proirincor had been rescuod for the benefits
of Cromorite reforms.
(4)
The Uonconformicta joined
in. The iontint thought "Their defeat will prove a
bleating in disguise* It will bring in its train the
fruite of a progressive civilization... "
(5)
The
argument that good government followed in the wake of
(1) Y,.
, p,, 450.
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(2) G. Wa L"toovc#lo, Op olt, p. 232.
(3) feview of Rovieweg October 18989
(4) Pail Mall aemette! 5th September 1898.
(5) Pr, 9th September 1898.