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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 212 — Chapter IV · GOVERNMENT.

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A very arbitrary power is often exercised in this and similar courts, and the proceedings are conducted with little decorum. Many Turkish officers, even of the highest rank, make use of language far too disgusting for me to mention, towards persons brought before them for judgment, and towards those who appeal to them for justice.

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