YOUNG EGYPT MOVEMENT.
—.ore MtTBBEX.S PBEBICTIID.' LONDON; March 13. Mahomed Bey, one of the prominent figures in the Young . Egyptian movement, which has for its object the freeing of Egypt from British dominance, state, that he predicts more murders of native and British officials in Egypt. Mahomed, who has been exiled from his country, and who is at present' living at Geneva, Switzerland, also states that he does not advocate violence, though a large number of the Egyptians are in favour of terrorism.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 69, 22 March 1910, Page 6
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