Before anything else, a note about the frame of this review. This is the third entry in my series on the history of the Egyptian military in colonial Sudan, so I will be reading Khaled Fahmy’s All the Pasha’s Men with particular attention to the Sudan-related parts of the book. That does not do violence to the text. On the contrary, it brings one of its…
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The colonial violence at the heart of Egypt’s military founding
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