Lord Cromer of 16th February, just published, recapitulates the events of the second crisis, and contains the protest against the Khedive's action which if disregarded would have eutailed further graver consequences, but it was not prudent to assume positively that future trouble was ended. England must therefore continue her present icy, as it was absolutely certain that Raypt could be in no case released from European control, which might be more stringent and irksome than that existing at present.
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