 | Edward William Lane - Egypt - 1836 - 464 pages
...with any degree of propriety, be called representative of the people. The will of the Ba'sha is still absolute ; but he has certainly effected a great reform,...great portion of that weight of prejudice which has held down the Turks so low in the scale of humanity : by convincing them that one of our branches of... | |
 | Books - 1837 - 654 pages
...with any degree of propriety, be called representative of the people. The will of the Ba'sha is still absolute ; but he has certainly effected a great reform,...great portion of that weight of prejudice which has held down the Turks so low in the scale of humanity : by convincing them that one of our branches of... | |
 | 1837 - 608 pages
...that can with any propriety be tailed representative of the people. The will of the Hasha is still absolute ; but he has certainly effected a great reform...great portion of that weight of prejudice which has held down the Turks $o low in the scale of humanity ; by- convincing them that one. of onr branches... | |
 | Great Britain - 590 pages
...propriety, be called representative of the people. The will of the Basha is almost absolute ; but he has effected a great reform, by the introduction of European...maintaining their relative rank among the nations of the civilised world : by convincing them that one of our branches of science and practice is so far superior... | |
 | Sophia Lane Poole - Egypt - 1844 - 266 pages
...for many centuries, and which many persons have deemed almost immutable. " The account which I have given of the present state of the government of this...Already it has removed a great portion of that weight of prejndice which has so long prevented the Turks from maintaining their relative rank among the nations... | |
 | Edward William Lane - Culture - 1860 - 658 pages
...that can with any degree of propriety he called representative of the people. The will of the Biisha is almost absolute ; but he has certainly effected...considerable, and will be yet more extensive, and,- m most respects, desirable. Already it has removed a great portion of that weight of prejudice which... | |
 | Edward William Lane - Arabs - 1860 - 656 pages
...that can with any degree of propriety be called representative of the people. The will of the Basha is almost absolute ; but he has certainly effected...by the introduction of European military and naval tacties, the results of which have already been considerable, and will be yet more extensive, and,... | |
 | Edward William Lane - 1860 - 660 pages
...that can with any degree of propriety be called representative of the people. The will of the B&sha is almost absolute; but he has certainly effected...by the introduction of European military and naval tacties, the results of which have already been considerable, and will be yet more extensive, and,... | |
 | Edward William Lane - Egypt - 1871 - 434 pages
...that can with any degree of propriety be called representative of the people. The will of the Basha is almost absolute ; but he has certainly effected...portion of that weight of prejudice which has so long pre1 This was written during the best period of Mohammad 'Alee's rule ; for which reason, and because... | |
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Pasha is almost absolute ; but he has certainly effected a great reform, by the introduction of European military and naval tactics, the results of which have already been considerable, and will be yet more extensive, and, in most respects, desirable.... 