Anglo-Egyptian Sudan

noun

1. the former name (1899–1956) of the Sudan

Example Sentences

In 1899, government representatives from London and Cairo – the latter nominally independent, but in reality the servants of a British protectorate – put pen to paper on an agreement which established the shared dominion of Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.

From The Guardian

DARFUR, a country of east central Africa, the westernmost state of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.

From Project Gutenberg

The eastern frontier, separating the colony from the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, is the water-parting between the Nile and the Congo.

From Project Gutenberg

FAZOGLI, or Fazokl, a district of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, cut by 11� N. and bounded E. and S. by Abyssinia.

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Fasho�da, a station in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, on the Bahr-el-Abiad or White Nile, 400 miles south of Khartoum, and about 70 miles north-east of the confluence of the Sobat with the Nile.

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