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The Egyptian campaigns, 1882 to 1885

Note 39 — Chapter XIV · MILITARY OPERATIONS.

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Mr. de Chair was sent by Arabi to Cairo, where, a report having been circulated that Admiral Seymour was being brought a prisoner to the capital, great crowds of natives assembled. Mr. de Chair was lodged in a building at Abdin used as a school for the sons of officers of the army and well treated, and at the conclusion of hostilities he was released.

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