ABBAS I. PASHA HILMI

(1874), ex-Khedive of Egypt. Eldest son of educated at schools in Vienna and traveled much before his elevation to throne of Egypt. This occurred in 1892 upon death of his father. He early showed antagonism to British control of Egypt and in 1893 dismi ed most of his | jntorferred and he finally agreed to sonow in all important matters, especially foreign, the dictates of the British Govg-nment. At the outbreak of the World | War the Khedive was on a visit to Constantinople, a guest of the Sultan. of in Turke altiance Here with he openly Gommty, joined Turke On Dee, tis, “1914, the British Morelgn Office a protectorate over Egypt and on the next day Abbas Pasha Hilmi was deposed as ‘having adhered to the King’s enemies,’ 652), Moh Pape! as - 966-,