About This Book
A first-person narrative recounts a decade of captivity among the Mahdist forces in Sudan, tracing the revolt's rise, the siege and fall of regional towns, and the capture and dispersal of religious personnel and other prisoners. It records daily hardships, forced marches, threats of execution, interactions with Mahdi leaders, and military engagements, while reflecting on faith, endurance, and attempts to secure mercy. The account blends personal memory with wider reportage of camp life, slave-raiding, and the social and political turmoil that shaped prisoners' fates.
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