THE FAILURE OF THE NILE CAMPAIGN

THE FAILURE OF THE NILE CAMPAIGN

THE British public is aware, in a general way, that the Soudan Expedition for the relief of General Gordon which Lord Wolseley commanded, was a failure; but no one who has not studied the longdelayed "Official History of the Campaign,"* carefully "revised" as that work has been,...

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