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Muhammad III as-Sadiq

Muhammad III as-Sadiq

Bey of Tunis.

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    Bey of Tunis (1882–1902).

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    Bey of Tunis (1855–1922).

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  1. French protectorate of Tunisia

    1881–1956 French protectorate in northern Africa.

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    North African monarchy (1705–1881).

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    Conquest of Tunisia by the French.

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    Bey of Tunis (1882–1902).

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    Country in North Africa.

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    Tunisian politician and reformer.

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    1881 treaty between France and Tunisia.

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    Queen consort of Tunisia.

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