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Mehemet 'Ali (c1769-1849), mid-19th century. Mehemet 'Ali (Mohammed 'Ali), an Albanian officer, was sent to Egypt with a Turkish/Albanian force when the French invaded in 1798. He led his Albanians in support of the Egyptians against the Mamelukes. Proclaimed viceroy of Egypt, 1805. Instigated the massacre of the Mamelukes in Cairo, 1811. In 1848 he became insane and was succeeded by his adopted son, Ibrahim Pasha.

Unique Identifier AR926767

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3850px × 4531px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Ann Ronan Pictures

Black and white

Mohammed Ali Pasha

NINETEENTH CENTURY

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Viceroy of Egypt