Alexandria struck on July 11

This book, "Alexandria hitting" is what "Abbas Mahmoud Al -Akkad" dated on July 11, 1882 AD, on the day Alexandria was struck by the English navy, during the outbreak of the Arab revolution that was the excuse of this aggression, the introductions of this intervention, as well as dealing with foreign privileges and debts, and what it brought Egypt has interventions in its affairs that lasted for covenants. The political and economic importance represented by the Suez Canal has indicated to the countries of the old and modern colonialism, and the Akkad was exposed to the deprivation and marginalization of the Egyptians for the benefit of foreigners, especially from public jobs. Al -Akkad was able to put the reader in the heart of an important event that followed a revolution whose leader was one of the symbols of the Egyptian national movement. He is "Ahmed Orabi."