Ismaila a Narrative of the Expedition to Central Africa for the Suppression O
Ismaila a Narrative of the Expedition to Central Africa for the Suppression O
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Lazim of course was unable to produce a paper. The natives, therefore, insisted upon his returning with them to Fatiko, and, upon his remonstrating they seized him. A struggle ensued, and they at length knocked him upon the head with an iron mace and killed him. Thus ended one of the greatest scoundrels, and the government was relieved by his escape from custody, which had so quickly terminated his career.
CHAPTER XII.
1 SEND TO GONDOKORO FOR REINFORCEMENTS.
ON 25th November, 1872, I started Wa...t-el-Mek to Gondokoro with a force of irregulars, in addition to a captain and twenty regular troops in charge of the post. His party consisted of 100 men.
The fleet from Gondokoro had left on the 3rd of November, 1871 : thus it was natural to suppose that reinforcements had arrived from Khartoum, accord- ing to my written instructions on that date. I now wrote to Raouf Bey at head-quarters, to send up 200 men under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Tayib Agha, of the Soudani regiment. I also wrote for a supply of cattle, as my stock had dwindled to a small herd of milch cows, and the* people at Fabbo had no meat except the flesh of any game that might be killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lazim of course was unable to produce a paper. The natives, therefore, insisted upon his returning with them to Fatiko, and, upon his remonstrating they seized him. A struggle ensued, and they at length knocked him upon the head with an iron mace and killed him. Thus ended one of the greatest scoundrels, and the government was relieved by his escape from custody, which had so quickly terminated his career.
CHAPTER XII.
1 SEND TO GONDOKORO FOR REINFORCEMENTS.
ON 25th November, 1872, I started Wa...t-el-Mek to Gondokoro with a force of irregulars, in addition to a captain and twenty regular troops in charge of the post. His party consisted of 100 men.
The fleet from Gondokoro had left on the 3rd of November, 1871 : thus it was natural to suppose that reinforcements had arrived from Khartoum, accord- ing to my written instructions on that date. I now wrote to Raouf Bey at head-quarters, to send up 200 men under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Tayib Agha, of the Soudani regiment. I also wrote for a supply of cattle, as my stock had dwindled to a small herd of milch cows, and the* people at Fabbo had no meat except the flesh of any game that might be killed.
What to read after Ismaila a Narrative of the Expedition to Central Africa for the Suppression O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel White Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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