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His last great act was unfolded in the ancient land of Egypt. He was sent to that country after the revolt of 1919 to report on a "form of constitution best calculated to promote Egyptian peace and prosperity." The constitution that he recommended is now in effect and not a bit liked by the Egyptians.
In 1921, having a year before returned from Egypt, he resigned, was awarded the Most Noble Order of the Garter for his illustrious services and, in the same month, married the widow of Lord Edward Cecil.