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Any proposed scheme of reform must concern the foreigner who resides
permanently or temporarily in Egypt ; and in ... and have some clear idea of the
bearing of the reforms necessary to equip the country with such a wellorganised
and ...
Any proposed scheme of reform must concern the foreigner who resides
permanently or temporarily in Egypt ; and in ... and have some clear idea of the
bearing of the reforms necessary to equip the country with such a wellorganised
and ...
Page 54
These Courts tried petty cases and were presided over by local notables ; while
reforms were no doubt necessary , their ... In any scheme of reform it is certain
that they would have to be brought into line with the general judicial system of the
...
These Courts tried petty cases and were presided over by local notables ; while
reforms were no doubt necessary , their ... In any scheme of reform it is certain
that they would have to be brought into line with the general judicial system of the
...
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Egypt and Judicial Reform , 46 – Galliéni and Joffre at the Marne , 62 . 133 - 139 .
Egypt , need for judicial reform in , Galliéni , Marshal , proof of his de46 , 48 -
present system , 46 – 47 ciding influence on Joffre at the congestion in courts , 48
...
Egypt and Judicial Reform , 46 – Galliéni and Joffre at the Marne , 62 . 133 - 139 .
Egypt , need for judicial reform in , Galliéni , Marshal , proof of his de46 , 48 -
present system , 46 – 47 ciding influence on Joffre at the congestion in courts , 48
...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 257. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1931 |
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