Throughout the nineteenth century, Egypt remained a predominantly agrarian society: most of the country's wealth was produced, and the majority of its people lived, in the countryside.
An edition of Women in Nineteenth-Century Egypt (Cambridge Middle East Library)
(2002)
Women in Nineteenth-Century Egypt (Cambridge Middle East Library)
New Ed edition
by Judith E. Tucker
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Women in Nineteenth-Century Egypt (Cambridge Middle East Library)
June 20, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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