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  <dc:title>Milner, Ramleh, to P.L.G.: with Palmer and Baring away, he has been governing Egypt, with Riaz Pasha; his impressions of and relations with Riaz; his views on the future of the English in Egypt; Lord Salisbury should make a definite stand as to whether to go or to stay; his own future in Egypt; Hansard shares; he was amused by P.L.G.'s account of the visit of (Margot) Tennant and others to Oxford.</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>29 Jul 1890</dc:date>
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