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The Siege of Suakin (north eastern Sudan) A New Redoubt, put up by Egyptian troops in one day, Ins Creator: Unknown
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The Siege of Suakin (north eastern Sudan) A New Redoubt, put up by Egyptian troops in one day, Ins Creator: Unknown
The Siege of Suakin (north eastern Sudan) A New Redoubt, put up by Egyptian troops in one day, Inset portrait Richard Wake, reporter killed onsite, 1888. From, The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 38. July to December, 1888
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Desert Details Fortress Mahdist War Middle Eastern Siege Sudan Sudanese The Graphic British Empire Description Inset
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This print captures a significant moment in history - "The Siege of Suakin" during the Mahdist War in north eastern Sudan. The image showcases a new redoubt constructed by Egyptian troops within just one day, showcasing their remarkable resilience and determination. Intriguingly, this historical snapshot also features an inset portrait of Richard Wake, a brave reporter who tragically lost his life on-site. His inclusion adds a poignant reminder of the risks faced by those documenting such conflicts. The photograph is sourced from The Graphic, an illustrious illustrated weekly newspaper that was widely read during the late 19th century. Its detailed depiction transports us back to this pivotal era of colonialism when Britain's empire extended its influence across various countries and regions. Against the backdrop of a vast desert landscape, we see three individuals on horseback - men who symbolize both power and vulnerability amidst the chaos of battle. Their presence emphasizes the human aspect behind these monumental events. The wooden fortress stands as a testament to British military strategy during this time period. It serves as both protection and symbolizes their control over geographical features in distant lands. Overall, this evocative print offers viewers a glimpse into history - capturing not only the physical aspects but also conveying emotions felt during times of war and conquest.
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