BIBLIOGRAPHY During recent years there has been an extensive official literature concerning Egypt and the Sudan, as well as an enormous number of private publications, descriptive, scientific, and archaeological. All the makers of guidebooks publish handbooks of the country: Baedeker, Cook, Macmillan, and Murray, and the French “Guides Joanne.”

EGYPT AND THE SUDAN Artin, Y. P. “England in the Sudan.” London, 1911.

Balls, William L. “Egypt of the Egyptians.” London, 1915. Briggs, M. S. “Through Egypt in War-Time.” London, 1919. Budge, Sir E. A. W. “By Nile and Tigris.” London, 1920. - “Egyptian Sudan; Its History and Monuments. 2 vols.

London, 1907. Butler, Lady Elizabeth S. “From Sketch-book and Diary.” Lon¬ don, 1909. Chirol, Valentine. “The Egyptian Problem.” New York, 1920. Clarke. “Trading with Egypt.” Canadian Trade Commissioner’s official report. Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa, 1921. Colvin, Sir A. “Making of Modern Egypt.” London, 1906. Cromer, Earl of. “Modern Egypt.” 2 vols. London, 1908. Fothergill, E. “Five Years in the Sudan.” London, 1910. Great Britain. Reports of His Majesty’s Commissioner on the finances, administration, and condition of Egypt. 1914-1919.

London, 1920. -War Office. “Handbook of the Sudan.”

Hichens, Robert. “Egypt and Its Monuments.” Illustrated by Jules Guerin. New York, 1908.

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