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Anglo-Egyptian Slave Trade Convention
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Anglo-Egyptian Slave Trade Convention

British-Egyptian history
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  • Sudan
    Sudan
    / Ismāʿīl Pasha and the growth of European influence

    …1877 Ismāʿīl had signed the Anglo-Egyptian Slave Trade Convention, which provided for the termination of the sale and purchase of slaves in the Sudan by 1880. Gordon set out to fulfill the terms of this treaty, and, in whirlwind tours through the country, he broke up the markets and imprisoned…

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    …1877 Ismāʿīl had signed the Anglo-Egyptian Slave Trade Convention, which provided for the termination of the sale and purchase of slaves in the Sudan by 1880. Gordon set out to fulfill the terms of this treaty, and, in whirlwind tours through the country, he broke up the markets and imprisoned…

    Read More