Egyptian Sudan 174 Page 20-23 Sudan: France and England Race to Occupy It Marchand's Campaign, Kitchener's Campaign, and Cavendish's Campaign. Fashoda 24-25 Egypt is the Nile Opinions of Egyptian Engineers 26-33 The Challenge of Sudan: From Muhammad Ali to Abbas II (1814 to 1903) 34-38 Egyptian Sudan Only: How They Paved the Way for its Evacuation. Accusation of Abd al-Qadir Pasha. The Sudanese and Said Pasha. The Mahdist Uprising in Sudan Sudan Remained Egyptian After its Evacuation. Butrus Pasha's Book is England's Argument Against France 39-44 Sudan and the Imperial Communications Route. Plans for Sudan Before its Evacuation. Discovery of the Lakes. Possession of the Equator. Plans for Sudan After its Restoration 45-48 The Evacuation of Sudan is Not a Free Legacy. The Case of Emin Pasha 49-54 The Restoration of Sudan 1899. Text of the Agreement. Strength of the Campaign 50-60 After the Agreement between Egypt and England and the Agreement between England and France. The Pursuit of Abdullahi al-Ta'aishi. The Reconstruction of Sudan. Gladstone's Prophecy 1877 61-63 The Policy of the Liberals and the Policy of the Conservatives 64-68 The Sudan Agreement in the Eyes of Politicians and Jurists 67 Egyptian Sudan and its Relation to Egypt and its Inseparability from Egypt (by Rushdi Pasha) 75 The State of Sudan from a Political Perspective (by Rushdi Pasha) 79-84 How Sudan is Ruled Under the Company. Lord Curzon and the Sudanese Delegation. System of Government. The General Court Council. Lord Curzon's Statement in the House of Lords