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This is precisely what happened in France; the French Revolution had a profound impact on the economy; inflation rose; paper currency depreciated against specie; and a number of measures were taken to achieve economic stability with varying degrees of success. The preceding sentence refers in particular to the sale of lands confiscated by the obstinate king after the revolution; and to achieve this goal, the obstinate king pursued an economic policy aimed at liberating capitalist society; this policy was implemented by selling the vast public lands that were confiscated from the Church and the nobles who fled the country; much of it was sold to speculators from the middle class, while the lower class of peasants and others only managed to buy a small portion of it.

These words refer to the participation of the King of the North and the King of the South in fighting a third party; which is the king we called the obstinate one and whose descriptions we have mentioned in the preceding paragraphs; this confirms that France is the obstinate king; for the King of the South, Egypt, fought the obstinate king, France, when the ruling party in France obstructed Egypt's trade with France; historians refer to the disruption of trade as a fundamental and strong catalyst for France to invade Egypt; and this is what actually happened in 1798 AD; and this is what the prophecy also informed us of.

And because France used military force in response to the provocations of the King of the South, Egypt, unexpected things and unintended consequences occurred, for the King of the South, Egypt, at that time was under the rule of the Mamluks, who were subservient to the Ottoman state; so France assumed that the Ottoman state would tolerate its presence in Egypt.

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