And the ambitions of British policy. 14 Khartoum was the capital for an area of 1000 kilometers in length, and Fashoda was the capital 10 books by Baker about Sudan says, "The European traveler can explore this land, whose area is equal to the area of France and Germany and England combined.

In peace and comfort that the stroller might not find in the gardens of Hyde Park, London, if he is late in the evening. As for the inhabitants, they are obedient to their rulers, with rare exceptions.

When and how did the Arab revolution ignite at the same time? According to all historians, the key is in the hands of the English. And what is the Shah?

The Khedive Ismail Pasha, who appointed him, claimed Egypt's sovereignty over Uganda and Aram. The treaty with the King of "Maza" in his book "Egypt and the Oppressed" states: "The administration of Gordon and Baker is what angered the Sudanese and stirred their rebellion. Undoubtedly, And no doubt England let the fire burn for its own reasons, to expel Egypt and the Mawali. But it did not expect the great revolution. The Sudan revolted against the slavery and the monopoly of ivory and the harshness of the officials, but the revolt of Hakan Ali was met by England with satisfaction, and it played with the hearts of the Arabs until the army was withdrawn.

In the year The English Geographical Society sent two expeditions, Speke and Grant. 1861 Samuel Baker was sent to Egypt to explore the sources of the Nile by the route of Bahr. And in the year The same year, so that if those sources were known, they would be controlled, and through them, Egypt would be controlled. And he asked the Khedive to provide him with supplies. Speke arrived in Gondokoro in December 1861. He set out from Khartoum in the year And in the 10th of it, he reached Bahr Giraffe and informed the experts of his arrival at Lake Albert Victoria. King. So Samuel Baker went south to explore the other lake, and reached the lake which he named after the Prince of Wales, Albert. And he returned to England.

In the year 1864, the British government asked Ismail Pasha to appoint him to the equator line, so he was appointed with the rank of Pasha and was given an army of soldiers and a salary of ten thousand pounds per year. He named his army Ismailia, and the government had given the lands of the equator The Azama Al-Yad, so Al-Aqad became the hero of Azama and established a military post in Shendi, 10 miles from one of those Albert Nyanza, and returned in the year the country, leaving its governors to Ruwuf Pasha, commander of the Baker and was succeeded by Bert, then Amin. But during the reign of England, Gordon was asked to be the governor until the year Pasha.

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