An attempt to end some of these problems. See: James Robertson, Sudan From Bashir's Rule to 1 0.107m p. 1996 Dawn of Independence, Dar Al-Mell, Beirut M. 1905 Sir Harold MacMichael: British, joined the Sudan government service between 00m and reached the position of Administrative Secretary. 1934 Khartoum. 1/8/1935 Date 24 Al-Fajr Magazine; Issue .2 And I rode '5w'w'w_ , .3 Lmm 11t11nr'addolawo_1_a'anA__ Mls Ana La'amslth Rbt 01 1976,0 7R'deh 'As [Anka 4dlL5 4Rbtqt1973.50160h L50 1L'a Dafsa .99 James Robertson, op. cit., p. .4 National Archives: See, for example: File of correspondence regarding border problems between Abyssinia .5 1815201215 23/1/5m,1925and British colonies 8Lantw 650,2, 012.) 2. 93 6 110, 296 7 .161m p. 1961 Salah El-Din Shami, Sudanese Ports, Maktabat Misr, Cairo .8 1' 015 46-48/12/4 National Archives, Khartoum, Foreign Trade Reports: .9 National Archives, Khartoum, Cross-Border Trade Reports: .0 :11101815 -3/1/1,2,34 -| [ ]81h:010 )2. 113na 012,5an., 214 1 .191 Sadiq Al-Murid Al-Azam; op. cit., p. .2 .211 The same reference, p. .3 8tnthlw 26706.02gn. 120 4 .253 Fathy Gheit; Islam and Abyssinia Throughout History, Al-Nahda Al-Misriya Library, Cairo, p. .5 Hassan Abdel Rahim Al-Tayeb, Muslim King Lij Iyasu, article in Al-Siyasa newspaper, Khartoum, .6 .80m, Issue No. 0 The same reference. .7 Z Na'tloza 26706.02.) 2. 92 8 60