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The Long Road Baghdad

Autor Edmund Candler
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mar 2017
Originally published in 1919, this 2 volume work chronicles the British missions in Mesopotamia which the author states the purpose as being 'the safeguarding of India and the destruction of the Turk.' Looking back, Candler dislikes the morbid tone of the early chapters, and looks to change them, yet fortunately for future readers looking for a first hand glimpse into this time period, he has 'left the mournful passages uncorrected.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781138869714
ISBN-10: 1138869716
Pagini: 326
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.53 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom

Cuprins

XXV: The Advance; XXVI: Mahomed Abdul Hassan; XXVII: The Hai Salient and the Dahra Bend; XXVIII: The Crossing; XXIX: The Forcing of Sannaiyat; XXX: The Pursuit; XXXI: To Baghdad; XXXII: The First Days in Baghdad; XXXIII: The Turk in Baghdad; XXXIV: After Baghdad—The Meeting with the Russians; XXXV: The Shatt-el-Adhaim; XXXVI: Samarrah; XXXVII: The Blossoming of the Desert; XXXVIII: The Bible and Babel; XXXIX: Najaf; XL: The New Offensive: Ramadi; XLI: Jebel Hamrin and Tekrit; XLII: The Death of General Maude; XLIII: Kara Tappah; XLIV: Hit—Khan Baghdadi—Kirkuk; XLV: Conclusion

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Originally published in 1919, this 2 volume work chronicles the British missions in Mesopotamia which the author, Edmund Candler states the purpose as being 'the safeguarding of India and the destruction of the Turk.' Looking back, Candler dislikes the morbid tone of the early chapters, and looks to change them, yet fortunately for future readers looking for a first hand glimpse into this time period, he has 'left the mournful passages uncorrected. There is more truth in them as they stand.' Including these 'uncorrected' passages means that Candler writes in detail and with honesty when covering the many battles and obstacles faced by an army in a foreign land.