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Egyptian Sudan 63 Khartoum, and Lord Salisbury concluded their meeting with a telegram to the British Ambassador in Paris, in which he said: "All the lands that were subject to the Khalifa have now passed into the hands of the British and Egyptian governments. This matter is indisputable." If the Egyptians learn unity in their affairs and interests, the greatest lesson they receive is from the British before anyone else, and they receive it in Britain's policy in their homeland and their Sudan, meaning in themselves. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.