Pref. signed: Reginald Wingate, major-general, sirdar and governor-general of the Sudan. Vol. 2, chapter 1-2 not printed. "A certain number of copies of each chapter in this volume [vol. 2: Routes] ...

A new book uses primary sources to tell the story of Britain’s 19th-century military interventions in Egypt and Sudan, writes ...

THE Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, or Black Country, is a distinct menace to the American cotton market. It is an immense area. It is practically as long as the distance from the Canadian border to New Orleans ...

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I was riding a handy, sure-footed grey Arab polo pony. We wheeled and began to gallop . . . Bright flags appeared as if by magic, and I saw arriving from nowhere Emirs on horseback . . . The Dervishes ...

In 1884 a Sudanese boatman, turned religious seer, involved the British Empire in a sticky little war. Mohamed Ahmed, who had declared himself the Mahdi, the long-awaited messiah of Islamic tradition, ...

The Mahdist War was a British colonial war of the late 19th century, which was fought between the Mahdist Sudanese of the religious leader Muhammad Ahmad bin Abd Allah, who had proclaimed himself the ...

Le Soudan a le statut de condominium, conjointement administré par la Grande-Bretagne et l’Égypte. Le texte de l’accord anglo-égyptien de 1899 est, à dessein, resté très flou sur la question de la ...