Black Ivory And White Or the Story of El Zubeir Pasha Slaver And Sultan
Black Ivory And White Or the Story of El Zubeir Pasha Slaver And Sultan
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Then the slaves became violently incensed, and refused to return with their masters: so I said to the Arabs that I would send the slaves with an escort as far as Hofret el Nahas: but the blacks replied that between this place and Dar Fur was a distance of many days, and rather than go back they would kill (i) Abu Anga befriended Slatin Pasha when the latter went to Omdurman, and was in charge of him. He captured the Omdurman fort which was being held by Faragullah Pasha, and sank the steamer Hu...ssaniah. Latter he attacked the Nuba Jebels where his successes led to his being sent against the Abu Rof, the Geheina tribe who had refused to come to Omdurman. He was again victorious and despatched to Gedflref as Emir with a force of 15, 000 rifles, 45, 000 spearmen and 800 cavalry. On the plains of Debra Sin he routed the Abyssinians. He then marched on Gondar where he expected to find great treasures, but was disappointed. "In the large and lofty stone building, said to have been erected by the Portuguese, they found one poor old Coptic priest who was thrown out of the highest story into the street below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the slaves became violently incensed, and refused to return with their masters: so I said to the Arabs that I would send the slaves with an escort as far as Hofret el Nahas: but the blacks replied that between this place and Dar Fur was a distance of many days, and rather than go back they would kill (i) Abu Anga befriended Slatin Pasha when the latter went to Omdurman, and was in charge of him. He captured the Omdurman fort which was being held by Faragullah Pasha, and sank the steamer Hu...ssaniah. Latter he attacked the Nuba Jebels where his successes led to his being sent against the Abu Rof, the Geheina tribe who had refused to come to Omdurman. He was again victorious and despatched to Gedflref as Emir with a force of 15, 000 rifles, 45, 000 spearmen and 800 cavalry. On the plains of Debra Sin he routed the Abyssinians. He then marched on Gondar where he expected to find great treasures, but was disappointed. "In the large and lofty stone building, said to have been erected by the Portuguese, they found one poor old Coptic priest who was thrown out of the highest story into the street below.
What to read after Black Ivory And White Or the Story of El Zubeir Pasha Slaver And Sultan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cecil Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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