EGYPT
ZAGHLUL’S BANISHMENT.
A DISTURBER OF THE PEACE,
Tress Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
LONDON, March 14.
Captain Wedgwood Benn. in the House of Commons, raised tho Egyptian question. Ho said that the Government had now conceded Zaghlnl s demands. \A hat were they going to do about that patriot? Mr Chamberlain, replying, recalled Zaghlul’s record, which was very bad. He° was a follower of Ara-bi Pasha, and was an open sympathiser with Turkey during the war. _ He was the initiator of a violent campaign which terminated in tho disturbances in -March, 1919. There was a sigh of relief when he departed, and he would not be brought back while there was a danger to the peace ot Egypt. —A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 17920, 16 March 1922, Page 5
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