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1828 March
Egypt. T.J. Galloway to Bowring J Bentham – Information
All the Officers to be of the Pachas disciplined Army are "Turks
can both read & write Turkish
& Arabic & the major part of
the Privates (who are all Arabs)
read & wrote Arabic. The word
of command is given in Turkish.
There about about thirty thousand
regular troops (all of whom
are Arabs (invariably) but as
I before stated are officered
by Turks –) as in our East
Indin – (native troops) & English
officers.
The Pacha is in the monthly
receipt of all the European
journals – which are conveyed
to Egypt per the way of
Leghorn, Trieste, Marseilles,
& direct from London per
sea. They are forwarded
to him per the his different Agents
who reside in the principal
cities of Europe – & who
furnish him (per every post)
with the heads of all interesting matter
– both pollitical as well
as commercial, – & the journals
serve for reference as
to detail. – Our post's arrive
from Leghorn, & Marseilles
weekly, & sometimes more
frequently, (that is to say that
we have fresh arrivals from each
of these Ports – weekly.
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