By George Warrington Steevens
Edinburgh   William Blackwood and Sons
7.5" by 5.5" xiv, 326, 32pp.
A detailed account of the campaign in Sudan, variously known as the Madhist Revolt, or the Second Anglo-Sudan War of 1896-1899.
By George Warrington Steevens

1898 With Kitchener to Khartum

Edinburgh   William Blackwood and Sons
7.5" by 5.5" xiv, 326, 32pp.
A detailed account of the campaign in Sudan, variously known as the Madhist Revolt, or the Second Anglo-Sudan War of 1896-1899.
£35.00
: 0.75kgs / : 856T11

What Our Customers Say...

Description

Folding Maps, Illustrated, Original Binding, Publishers' Original Binding

Twelfth edition. Illustrated throughout with eight maps, four of which are folding. Collated complete. Steevens's account of his time spent with Kitchener during the campaign in Sudan, variously known as the Madhist Revolt, or the Second Anglo-Sudan War of 1896-1899. Kitchener, having become Sirdar or commander of the Egyptian Army set out to recapture the Sudan and avenge Gordon, who had been murdered by the Mahdi some years earlier. Written by George Warrington Steevens, a British journalist and writer.

Condition

In the original blue cloth binding. Externally, smart with light shelf wear and rubbing to the extremities. Discolouration to the rear board. Internally, firmly bound. pages are very bright and clean with light age toning to the endpapers. Much of the text block remains unopened.

Good

Delivery & payment

We send all of our books via courier which is a fully tracked and insured service. In our experience we find this to be the most reliable and quickest form of delivery. Our primary courier is DHL, but we are able to accommodate special requests if required, including postal delivery for items under 2kg. See More Details