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The Large Landowning Class and the Peasantry in Egypt: 1837–1952 Gold Dust But stuffyRaouf AbbasIn Egypt, the landowning class first arose in the early part of the nineteenth century from land grants given to extended family members and friends of the ruler Muhammad Ali. From the subsequent development of capitalism, a class of large landowners emerged and began to defend their interests, both economic and political. In two seminal Arabic works published in the 1970s, Raouf Abbas and Assem ElDessouky traced the formation of this