...provision, as far as England is concerned, to periods of tranquillity. England, if she spontaneouslyand willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty-right...unless the circumstances imperatively demand it." The demand that, having restored order and laid the foundations of stable government in Egypt, Great...

...such a stipulation should, whenever the evacuation had taken place, apply to English as much as to any other troops ; but it will be necessary to restrict...concerned, to periods of tranquillity. England, if she spontaneouslyand willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty-right of inter• vention if...

...which will have been brought about by the military action and large sacrifices of this country. . . . England, if she spontaneously and willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty right of intervention if at any time either internal peace or external security should be seriously...

...such a stipulation should, whenever the evacuation had taken place, apply to English as much as to any other troops ; but it will be necessary to restrict...and willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty right of intervention if at any time either internal peace or external security should be seriously...

...such a stipulation should, whenever the evacuation had taken place, apply to English as much as any other troops ; but it will be necessary to restrict...and willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty right of intervention, if at any time either internal peace or external security should be seriously...

...such a stipulation should, whenever the evacuation had taken place, apply to English as much as to any other troops ; but it will be necessary to restrict...unless the circumstances imperatively demand it.' (Milner's ' England in Egypt.') bear very heavily on the country and the people. If, in short, France...

...a stipulation, should, whenever the evacuation had taken place, apply to English aa much as to any other troops ; but it will be necessary to restrict...and willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty right of intervention at any time, either when internal peace or external security should be...

...willingly evacuates the country, must retain a treaty right of intervention at any time, either when internal peace or external security should be seriously...used, unless the circumstances imperatively demand it. It is not, of course, to be supposed that the claim on the part of Great Britain to re-enter and re-occupy...

...Turkish General". 2) „England if she spontaneously and willingly evacuates the conntry, must i etain a treaty-right of Intervention if at any time either internal peace or external security should be serionsly threatened". [Salisbnry's Instruktion vom 15. I. 1887.] 366 zeitgemäßen weisen Beschränkung...

...such a stipulation should, whenever the evacuation had taken place, apply to English as much as to any other troops ; but it will be necessary to restrict...unless the circumstances imperatively demand it.' The demand that, having restored order and laid the foundations of stable government in*Egypt, Great...