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171] For Pan-Islamic nationalism, besides Servier and Mohammed Ali, quoted above, see A. Le Chatelier, _L'Islam au dix-neuvieme Siecle_ (Paris, 1888); same author, "Politique musulmane," _Revue du Monde Musulman_, September, 1910; Sir T. Morison, "England and Islam," _Nineteenth Century and After_, July, 1919; G. Demorgny, _La Question Persane_, pp. 23-31 (Paris, 1916); W. E. D. Allen, "Transcaucasia, Past and Present," _Quarterly Review_, October, 1920. [172] _Egyptian White Book_: Collection of Official Correspondence of the Egyptian Delegation to the Peace Conference (Paris, 1919). [173] G. Civimini, in the _Corriere della Sera_, December 30, 1919. [174] Madame Jehan d'Ivray, "En Egypte," _Revue de Paris_, September 15, 1920. Madame d'Ivray cites other picturesque incidents of a like character. See also Annexes to _Egyptian White Book_, previously quoted. These Annexes contain numerous depositions, often accompanied by photographs, alleging severities and atrocities by the British troops. [175] Contained in the press statements previously mentioned. [176] Sir M. McIlwraith, "Egyptian Nationalism," _Edinburgh Review_, July, 1919. See also Hon. W. Ormsby-Gore, "The Future in Egypt," _New Europe_, November 6, 1919. [177] For unfortunate aspects of this delay, see Sir Valentine Chirol, "Conflicting Policies in the East," _New Europe_, July 1, 1920. [178] For a good account of Lawrence and his work, see series of articles by L. Thomas, "Lawrence: The Soul of the Arabian Revolution," _Asia_, April, May, June, July, 1920. [179] A notable example is General Maude's proclamation to the Mesopotamian Arabs in March, 1917. [180] Article xxii. [181] From a speech delivered September 19, 1919. [182] For examples of this pre-war imperialist propaganda, see G. Poignant, "Les Interets francais en Syrie," _Questions diplomatiques et coloniales_, March 1-16, 1913. Among other interesting facts, the author cites Premier Poincare's declaration before the Chamber of Deputies, December 21, 1912: "I need not remark that in the Lebanon and Syria particularly we have traditional interests and that we intend to make them respected." See also J. Atalla, "Les Trois Solutions de la Question syrienne," _Questions diplomatiques et coloniales_, October 16, 1913; L. Le Fur, _Le Protectorat de la France sur les Catholiques d'Orient_ (Paris, 1914). [183] Quoted by Senator E. Flandrin in his article "Nos Droits en Syrie et en P
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