Turks in Cairo, Outrageous conduct of, 222, 276
Tyranny, Bonaparte's petty, 140 in England, France, and Egypt, 117 of Turkish troops, 222 of the French in Egypt, 244, 264
Ulema, The, advocates of the people's rights, 116, 357 and the Sultan, 281 authority of, 356 beneficial influence of, 357 Bonaparte's treatment of, 149 character of, 50 intercede for peace, 168 their relations to the people, 51 to the Mamaluks, 52 the term defined, 50 the true representatives of the people, 356
Vice in Cairo under Consular protection, 128 Open, in Moslem lands under Christian protection, 269
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