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Bloodred Desert Sand The British Invasions Of Egypt And The Sudan 18821898 Michael Barthorp

Name: Bloodred Desert Sand The British Invasions Of Egypt And The Sudan 18821898 Michael Barthorp
SKU: BELL-2181598
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (110 reviews)

SKU: BELL-2181598

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Bloodred Desert Sand The British Invasions Of Egypt And The Sudan 18821898 Michael Barthorp instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cassell Military

File Extension: PDF

File size: 107.82 MB

Pages: 97

Author: Michael Barthorp

ISBN: 9780304362233, 0304362239

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Bloodred Desert Sand The British Invasions Of Egypt And The Sudan 18821898 Michael Barthorp by Michael Barthorp 9780304362233, 0304362239 instant download after payment.

Beautifully illustrated from the work of pioneer war photographers, this is a marvellously readable account of the British Empire at war. From the British invasion of Egypt to the tragedy of Gordon of Khartoum, it culminates in General Kitchener's march to Omdurmann that saw Winston Churchill participate in one of the last battlefield charges by British cavalry. Michael Barthorp reveals the strengths and weaknesses of Queen Victoria's army, its brilliant but wayward officer corps and the professional soldiers who inspired so many Kipling poems.