# And the Ambitions of British Policy <br> <h1>Table of Contents</h1> <br> <p>Page</p> <p>Introduction</p> <p>3</p> <p>4-6 Egyptian Sudan and English Policy in Egypt and Sudan since 1797</p> <p>to 1885</p> <p>7-10 Egyptian Sudan: What it Was and What it Became?</p> <p>Its Trade Yesterday and Today</p> <p>Division of Rights Among Nations</p> <p>The Strength of the Egyptian Army at the Outbreak of the Revolution</p> <p>11 How Did Sudan Contribute to the Revolution?</p> <p>12-14 Muhammad Ahmad and the Revolution</p> <p>Abd al-Qadir Pasha and the Suppression of the Revolution in Sinnar</p> <p>His Recall and the Appointment of Ala al-Din Pasha</p> <p>The Hicks Expedition and its Destruction</p> <p>Referendum of Sharif Pasha's Ministry</p> <p>15-17 The Evacuation of Sudan and Gordon's Intentions</p> <p>Scientific and Secret</p> <p>His Support for the Revolution While En Route</p> <p>The Wolseley Expedition to Rescue Gordon</p> <p>Sudanese Events and the Agreement on Funds</p> <p>18-19 Al-Zahir Rahma: His Trade. His Conquests in Darfur, Bahr al-Ghazal, and their Annexation</p> <p>to Sudan. His Pardon by Abd Allah Ta'aysha. His Son Sulayman's Murder. His Refuge</p> <p>in Jabal Tariq. Etc.</p>