The rest of Sudan, an act then under the pressure of the English government, which held the reins of power in the Egyptian country, when it was allowed to appear one year after this withdrawal, where it occupied that country and aided its protectors against it. And the work of England has no value compared to the rights of conquest that Egypt has over these lands. Despite this, this region of the land, south to Lake Victoria Nyanza, is still under the direct administration of the English Ministry of Colonies, and is not even included within the joint government of Sudan, named between them and Egypt. If the Egyptians realized the value of this point and its connection to their lives, they would know that it is more important than the Delta and would prefer it over it, and they would not have allowed them to be distracted from demanding their rights in it and considering it an inseparable part of Egyptian Sudan, which is an integral part of Egypt.