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Then he returned to him and returned it to them. His leadership became weak, and the estrangement between them grew. Many of his actions were denied, and the clamor of parties appeared, and politics responded by appeasing and flattering him, while he was not plotting against him. Therefore, Sir Byatt paid attention, then summoned to Al-Nadawi to request the appointment of advisors from senior Englishmen in every ministry, due to the abundance of governmental activities that played between the President's whims and the officials whom Sir Byatt had transferred. This was known to the owners of the satirical newspapers, who read Sir Byatt and accused him of heresy. The owners of some major English newspapers knew this as a precedent and a destiny. Then the owner of the Nineteenth Century magazine responded with such words, and threats. Then they called out to the owner of the principality, "Go, what you have done on earth." Then, through your hands, initiate reform in the land of the Pharaohs. Call for men, and strive not to say, "The land of peoples and the Lord of the position," and from Alexander, where he said: "Call to them." Then they sought their thoughts. Then he said, "Who stands for great men?" He said, "When you see them ruling hearts, for when they are attached to bodies, they are yours. So give them hearts." For this reason, the philosopher said, "If you do not get your rights these days." Then they sought them. He replied, "And only its spirituality is attained." Then he said, "Of the most beautiful men," he said, "He who stands for great men." He said, "And the Khedive's inclination also deviated from its course." So people with their hearts, and their thoughts, and submitted to the advisors. Then he said, "He brought some of the accused, and some of the minor matters, and claims." The head of government denied that he had not done so. And the owners knew that. When they met, then he said, "Until estrangement was sought."