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143-under Tewfik Pasha, 147-
England and the Financial Control,
ib-excuses of the Circassians, 148-
Arabi and his party, 149-their de-
mands, 150-arrival of the first Otto-
man Commission, 155-investigation
into the insubordination of Circas-
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to Sublime Porte, 158-demands of
the Consuls, 159-arrival of Derwish
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