The Campaign Of The Cataracts: Being A Personal Narrative Of The Great Nile Expedition Of 1884-1885 (1887)

(Paperback - Apr 2009)
by

William Francis Butler

 (Author)
,

Lady Butler

 (Illustrator)
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Author: William Francis Butler, Lady Butler
ISBN:

1104264617


ISBN-13:

9781104264611

,

978-1104264611


Binding: Paperback
Publishing Date: Apr 2009
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
Number of Pages: 448
Language: English
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    Book: The Campaign Of The Cataracts: Being A Personal Narrative Of The Great Nile Expedition Of 1884-1885 (1887) by William Francis Butler, Lady Butler
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