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The difference between his predecessors' visits and his visit was very great, like the difference between the two situations. Lord Cromer, the British Consul, visited who forced the Egyptian government to abandon Sudan -that country three times, the first in 1899, the second in 1900, and the third in 1903. He gave speeches and promised reforms, etc., because the matter in Sudan was his matter. In those speeches, he laid out programs and ongoing works there, such as treasury works and others. His speeches were a fulfillment of Gladstone's prophecy in 1877, when he said: "If we remain in Egypt, we will go to Sudan, and if we go to Sudan, we will extend our hands from the equator to South Africa and complete the formation of our African empire."