Spoiling the Egyptians

Spoiling the Egyptians by John Marlowe, published by A. Deutsch in 1974, is a first edition that spans 277 pages. This book provides an examination of Egypt’s history during the 19th century, focusing on the period of Ismail from 1863 to 1879. It delves into the complex foreign economic relations between Egypt and Europe, as well as the economic conditions in Egypt from 1517 to 1882.

Readers will find a detailed exploration of the historical context surrounding Egypt’s interactions with European powers, highlighting the economic dynamics at play during this transformative era. The book presents insights into the impact of foreign relations on Egypt’s development and offers a thorough analysis of the economic conditions that shaped the nation. With its focus on significant historical events, Spoiling the Egyptians serves as a resource for those interested in the intricate history of Egypt and its economic relations with Europe.