Surely, Kämil's remarks assume a knowledge of and power over the Sudan similar to those of Lord Balfour regarding Egypt. At the same time, Kämil's article is stamped by anger and defiance toward the British. This is the lan- guage of colonialism as well, but unique in the simultaneity of its aggres- sion toward the Sudan and defensiveness toward Great Britain.

Eve M. Troutt Powell, A Different Shade of Coloni…, loc. 59