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The Hewitt Treaty
The Hewitt treaty was signed on 3 June, 1884 between Rear Admiral William Hewitt (a British envoy) with Emperor Yohannis of Ethiopia. There was turmoil between Ethiopia and Egypt at that moment. Hewitt came to negotiate peace on the behalf of Egypt. This treaty was signed not only to negotiate peace but also because there was Egyptian soldiers trapped in the areas along the Ethio-Sudanese border.
The treaty also included these articles which dealt with: