Kitchener Organizer of Victory
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] LORD KITCHENER'S association with Egypt began in 1882, when he was appointed to a cav- alry command in the Egyptian Army, and in January, 1885, in the Gordon Relief Expedition, he accompanied the Desert Column to the Gad- kul Wells. He was actively employed during the anxious period that followed the fall of Khar- toum, and in the subjection of Osman Digna in the Eastern Sudan, of which province, towards the close of 1886, he became Governor-General. While still holding this office, he joined... the troops in the field, and was wounded in an unsuccessful fight with the Dervishes outside Suakim. As a result, he was warned that in future he should not, while holding this appointment, take part in such operations, but he commanded a Sudan- ese brigade in the defeat of Osman, and was then left with a garrison of 2000 men to defend the place.
67 KITCHENER The great invasion planned by Wad-en-Nejumi in the spring of 1889 brought Kitchener into new prominence, and after the fight at Argin, when the Dervish power seemed threatening, it be- came necessary to supplement his force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] LORD KITCHENER'S association with Egypt began in 1882, when he was appointed to a cav- alry command in the Egyptian Army, and in January, 1885, in the Gordon Relief Expedition, he accompanied the Desert Column to the Gad- kul Wells. He was actively employed during the anxious period that followed the fall of Khar- toum, and in the subjection of Osman Digna in the Eastern Sudan, of which province, towards the close of 1886, he became Governor-General. While still holding this office, he joined... the troops in the field, and was wounded in an unsuccessful fight with the Dervishes outside Suakim. As a result, he was warned that in future he should not, while holding this appointment, take part in such operations, but he commanded a Sudan- ese brigade in the defeat of Osman, and was then left with a garrison of 2000 men to defend the place.
67 KITCHENER The great invasion planned by Wad-en-Nejumi in the spring of 1889 brought Kitchener into new prominence, and after the fight at Argin, when the Dervish power seemed threatening, it be- came necessary to supplement his force.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Begbie Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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