Ernestine Sartorius
Three Months in the Soudan — Ernestine Sartorius
Three Months in the Soudan — Ernestine Sartorius
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A rare woman's firsthand account of Suakin and the eastern Sudan during the turbulent winter of 1883–84.
Ernestine Sartorius travelled from England to Egypt and onward to Suakin, where her husband served with Valentine Baker's expedition. Her narrative moves from shipboard observations and Cairo society to Red Sea travel, camp life, local markets, military uncertainty, and the realities of daily life at Suakin.
This Nile Book Store edition preserves the complete 1885 text and all eleven original illustrations supplied with the public-domain transcription. The spelling Soudan is retained from the original title. The book has been rebuilt as a clean, reflowable EPUB with clickable navigation for comfortable reading on phones, tablets, and e-readers.
Included:
- Complete reflowable EPUB edition
- Twenty-seven navigable sections
- Eleven original historical illustrations
- Source and edition note
Digital product only: delivered electronically after purchase. No physical book will be shipped.
Source edition: London, Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1885. Public-domain source verified. Historical works may contain language and attitudes reflecting their period.
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