The Archive · 1914

Loyalty of Egyptian and Indian Mohammedans

German intrigue cannot influence the loyalty to Great Britain of the India, and the feeling of the Mo. hammedan inhabitants of Egypt. They must look with detestation on the misguided action under German influence at Constantinople which will inevitably lead to the disinter gration of the Turkish Empire and whioh shows uch forgetfulness of the many occasions on which Great Britain has shown friendship to Turkey. They must. feel bitterly the degeneration of their co-religion-ints, who can thos be dominated, against their wil, by German in. fluences, and many of them realize that, when Turkey is pushed into war by Germany, they must dis. societe themselves from a course of action that is 80. prejudicial to. the position of Turkey itself

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