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BRITISH ADMINISTRATION AND OTHER AGENTS OF MODERNIZATION
Tignor, Robert L
Modernization and British Colonial Rule in Egypt, 1882-1914, 2015, p.358-374
Princeton: Princeton University Press
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BRITISH ADMINISTRATION AND OTHER AGENTS OF MODERNIZATION
Autor:
Tignor, Robert L
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Modernization and British Colonial Rule in Egypt, 1882-1914, 2015, p.358-374
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Other important agents of change in Egypt besides that of the British administration were the private commercial and financial groups and the missionaries.¹ In some quite significant respects these groups changed Egyptian society more dramatically than did the administration, especially since the latter was committed to securing the tranquility of the people and was concerned with maintaining stability. The intrinsic importance of these groups, notwithstanding, it is beyond the scope of this study to examine them in detail. All that can be done in a history of the British administration qua administration is to indicate in general terms the nature
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