Napoleon Bonaparte in Egypt

The day that Napoleon Bonaparte set foot on the land of Egypt with his campaign was a day separating the ancient from the modern, and it opened the door to Egypt and its issue wide open for European intervention. The author says: The reader sees in this book an indication of the difficulty of the research that I have endured and the difficulty of research, and a manifestation of regret that the Egyptian government, and writers of the Arabic language since the time of Muhammad Ali, did not show the least care in writing a detailed book on the history of the French campaign, from the many sources and huge volumes. The article about this period is in French, with investigation that was easier in the days of Muhammad Ali Pasha and Ibrahim Pasha, for example, than in this time after the long period and the extinction of those who lived in those recent days, so I direct the reader's attention to that observation.
He added: The appearance of the French ships, with the transport of soldiers, officers, commanders, scientists, ammunition, rifles and cannons, ushered in a new era for Egypt, which began with the French occupation, under the leadership of the greatest military commanders that this presence demonstrated, and then was followed by the conflict between Europe, over this spot called the Nile Valley. ...that conflict that continues to appear in all forms, from chasing the French and expelling them, to supporting the Mamluks, by landing an English force on the Egyptian shores, and then by resisting Muhammad. on me.