Murray (Hon. Sir Charles Augustus).

A Short Memoir of Mohammed Ali, founder of the Vice-Royalty of Egypt.

Edited by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell.

First edition. Portrait frontispiece. 8vo. Original green cloth with gilt title to spine, spine slightly worn and with very small puncture. Pencil ownership inscription to front free and paper. viii, 60, [4, publisher’s catalogue]pp. London, Bernard Quaritch, 1898.

£950.00
Murray (Hon. Sir Charles Augustus).
A Short Memoir of Mohammed Ali, founder of the Vice-Royalty of Egypt.

A scarce, albeit brief, work by an important yet little-known author. Murray was H.M. Consul-General in Egypt from 1846 until 1853, and after this moved to Persia, where he became involved in a serious diplomatic row after being accused of committing adultery, withdrawing from his post until he received an apology from the Shah.

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