Fuad I

American

[foo-ahd] / fuˈɑd /

noun

Ahmed Fuad Pasha, 1868–1936, king of Egypt 1922–36.

Fuad I British

/ fuːˈɑːd /

noun

original name Ahmed Fuad Pasha . 1868–1936, sultan of Egypt (1917–22) and king (1922–36)

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Fuad I

Egypt's Fuad I, puppet of Britain, steamed toward Suez for the first time since he came to the throne 13 years ago.

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Since Fuad I, crowned in 1923, all children born to the dynasty have been given names beginning with F, which is considered lucky.*

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The day following the opening of Parliament by King Fuad I, the white haired, worn Premier arose to announce his resignation and that of his Cabinet.

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Few Occidentals are aware of Mustafa Nahass Pasha, a statesman who greatly resembles in appearance plump, black-mustachioed King Fuad I of Egypt.

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This made Fuad I often cough and gurgle horribly, and His Majesty carried the bullet to his tomb.

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