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The March to Magdala

G. A. (George Alfred) Henty

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Subjects

  • Ethiopia -- History -- 1490-1889
  • Abyssinian Expedition (1867-1868)
  • Magdala, Battle of, Amba Maryam, Ethiopia, 1868

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