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Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1936, The Near East and Africa, Volume III

Egypt:


Contents

    • Discussions between the United States and Egypt regarding trade agreements program (Documents 6-9)
      • Insistence by the United States on its right to nominate judges for appointment to the Mixed Courts in Egypt (Documents 10-25)
        • Inquiry with respect to the safeguarding of religious liberties in Egypt (Documents 26-31)
          • Preliminary negotiations in regard to convening a conference for the abolition of the capitulations in Egypt (Documents 32-40)

          The Near East and Africa

          • List of Papers
          • Afghanistan: (Documents 1-5)
            • Egypt: (Documents 6-40)
              • Ethiopia: (Documents 41-422)
                • Iran: (Documents 423-488)
                  • Iraq: (Documents 489-493)
                    • Liberia: (Documents 494-500)
                      • Morocco: (Documents 501-510)
                        • Palestine: (Documents 511-534)
                          • Syria and the Lebanon: (Documents 535-563)
                            • Turkey: (Documents 564-586)
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