Arabi Pasha Collection
"Arabi Pasha: A Revolutionary Figure in Egypt's History" In the late 19th century, Arabi Pasha emerged as a prominent figure in Egyptian history
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"Arabi Pasha: A Revolutionary Figure in Egypt's History" In the late 19th century, Arabi Pasha emerged as a prominent figure in Egyptian history, leading insurrections and rebellions that shook the nation. The year 1882 witnessed one of his most significant uprisings – "The Insurrection under Arabi Pasha. " In this captivating engraving titled "The Bluejackets clearing the streets, " we catch a glimpse of the chaos that ensued as British naval forces attempted to restore order. "The Rebellion in Egypt, 1882: The Bombardment of Alexandria. . " is another striking image from this tumultuous period. It depicts the intense bombardment of Alexandria by foreign powers seeking to suppress Arabi's rebellion. This event left an indelible mark on Egyptian history. After the war, tensions remained high as seen in "Egypt after the War, the Trial of Arabi at Cairo, reading the Sentence of Death (engraving). " Here we witness a solemn moment when Arabi faced trial and received his death sentence. The gravity of these proceedings is palpable through intricate engravings capturing every detail. Throughout these turbulent times, Arabi Pasha commanded fierce loyalty from his troops. An engraving titled "Alexandria, Arabi Pasha and his Troops" showcases their unwavering support for their leader amidst political turmoil. Similarly, "The Crisis in Egypt, Men for Arabi Pasha" portrays English and French sailors standing alongside him during this critical juncture. Arabi's persona was larger than life; he became an iconic symbol representing resistance against foreign influence. Numerous engravings depict him with titles such as "Rebel Egyptian Colonel, " highlighting his defiance against established authority. However, not all images capture moments filled with action or conflict but rather reflect quieter periods like "The Imprisonment of Arabi Pasha.