Devonshire, R. L., Mrs., b. 1864 · Cairo : The Sphinx Printing Press · leaf 41
Phot. Wade. Bab el Futuh. or of Succour) I think the former pleased me more. The wall continueswestwards of it for some hundred yards or so and then loses itself amongsordid modern houses. Towards the East, it continues without a break as M RAMBLES IN CAIRO far as the gate of Bab-en-Nasr and some… … Q, 2 •a ILdfcfcUfc, ^tn^mum that it was obviously built at a much later period. Badr was the first ofthose great Wazirs who ruled Egypt under the nominal authority of the later j^iiW.
