G. A. Henty
The Dash for Khartoum — G. A. Henty
The Dash for Khartoum — G. A. Henty
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The story of the Nile Expedition is so recent that no word of introduction is necessary to the historical portion of the tale. The moral, such as it is, of the story of the two lads brought up as brothers is—Never act in haste, for repentance is sure to follow.
In this case great anxiety and unhappiness were caused through a lad acting as he believed for the best, but without consulting those who had every right to a voice in the matter.
An illustrated EPUB and complete public-domain audiobook bundle of G. A. Henty's adventure set during the Nile Expedition.
Edgar and Rupert Clinton grow up as brothers, unaware of a secret surrounding their birth. When that secret comes to light, their paths lead from England to Egypt and into the Sudan campaign. Henty combines family mystery, military adventure and a fast-moving journey along the Nile.
This independently rebuilt Nile Book Store edition includes a clean, reflowable EPUB with a working table of contents, ten original illustrations and four campaign maps. Printed page-number artifacts have been removed for smoother digital reading. The bundle also includes the complete 21-chapter LibriVox audiobook, with a running time of approximately 13 hours 15 minutes.
What you receive
- Illustrated, reflowable EPUB
- Complete 21-chapter MP3 audiobook
- Ten original illustrations and four historical maps
- Instant digital delivery; no physical item is shipped
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Historical note: First published in 1892, the novel reflects a late-Victorian British colonial viewpoint and contains period language and attitudes. It is presented unabridged as a historical work.
Text source: Project Gutenberg ebook 21986. Original illustrations by J. Nash and John Schönberg. Audiobook source: LibriVox, read by Deon Gines, KHand and Heidi Olson. Public-domain source material; this digital edition was prepared by Nile Book Store.
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