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The Dash for Khartoum

by G. A. Henty

Pages: 428

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Mixed!
35:21
At Cheltenham
43:24
Gone
39:07
Back at School
40:59
Enlisted
30:02
Egypt
39:39
El-Teb
41:49
Tamanieb
23:42
The Camel Corps
44:12
An Unexpected Meeting
40:35
Abu Klea
41:03
Metemmeh
38:06
Abu Kru
38:56
A Slave
41:52
Bad News
31:29
In Disguise
31:58
A Runaway Slave
33:13
The Zareba
37:15
A Long Search
31:32
Found!
43:31
Home!
47:40

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About this book

A young Englishman is caught up in the dramatic 1880s campaign to relieve General Gordon at Khartoum, sharing the perils of desert warfare, the Nile expedition, and the fight against the Mahdi's forces in the Sudan. G. A. Henty, the most popular boys' adventure writer of his age, blends real history with thrilling incident to carry his young hero through danger and derring-do. Fast-paced and rich in historical detail, the novel reflects the imperial adventure fiction that thrilled generations of readers. A rousing tale of courage and adventure on the Victorian frontier, The Dash for Khartoum is a classic of the boys' historical adventure that made Henty a household name.

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G. A. Henty

G. A. Henty (1832-1902) was an English novelist and war correspondent, the most prolific and popular author of boys' historical adventure novels in the late Victorian era.