No Road To Khartoum
has RECEIVED a
Chill with a Book READERS’ Award
From the filthy back streets of Dublin to the deserts of the Sudan to fight and die for the British Empire.
Found guilty of stealing bread to feed his starving family, Michael McGuire is offered the “Queen’s Hard Bargain”, go to prison or join the Army. He chooses the Army and, after training in Dublin Castle, his life is changed forever as he is selected to join the ‘Gordon Relief Expedition’ that is being sent south of Egypt to Khartoum, in the Sudan.
Genre: War & Military
Approx pages: 362
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From the filthy back streets of Dublin to the deserts of the Sudan to fight and die for the British Empire.
Found guilty of stealing bread to feed his starving family, Michael McGuire is offered the “Queen’s Hard Bargain”, go to prison or join the Army. He chooses the Army and, after training in Dublin Castle, his life is changed forever as he is selected to join the ‘Gordon Relief Expedition’ that is being sent south of Egypt to Khartoum, in the Sudan.
Genre: War & Military
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