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Normally, Western history associates Discount Richard Mille Nile expedition with "waking up" a sleepy Ottoman empire. Except for the later European fascination with things Egyptian, he failed and withdrew to France without troops or ships. More important was Muhammed 'Ali, who began the economic and modern Discount Roger Dubuis of Egypt. Credit is usually given the British conquest, but we forget what Egypt accomplished by the Suez Canal and construction programs for Cairo and Discount Romain Jerome. Overspending and commodity market collapse in the early 1870s allowed Britain to seize control. Britain's colonial policies tightly controlled Egypt until they failed following WW I. As Professor Tignor emphasizes, the pharaohs were the last native rulers before Discount TAG Heuer and the Colonels ousted King Faruk in 1952.