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"which thus re. eatabliehea the power of Egypt in the
Sudan and conclusively confirms that paramount influence
of the British Empire in Egypt"
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There wan strong
support for a stand against tho 'xench# A. Norwich Polling
District Unionist Ancociation was willing to make any
ancrifico "to keep intact the fruits. of the victorious
war in the Soudan, "
(2)
Of the pence resolutions, one no rather oquivocal;
sent by faidenhead Pleasant Suuaday Afternoon on 5th
November, it congratulated the Government on the successful
outcome of the Faehoda incident and at the sane time
hoped for peace 'yin the great 1 cpire. a There was only
one rocolution from a Liberal Aaaociation, from South
Manchester which "deprecates the indulgence in bellicose
and inflaatory langvage in relation to the Fnshodn
difficulty. "
(3)
No opinion wav given ne to the riGht3
or wrongs of the inauoo Two resolutions cao from the
I. L. PP. from the National Administrative Council and ilacknoy
branch,
Aoaociation.
- and one from Birrint; brua Workmen's Peace
{1 IbidI revolution cent 5th December 1898
(2) lbid, rocolution sent 28th October 18980
i3) Ibis resolution cent 24th October 1898"
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