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Letters of General C.G. Gordon to His Sister, M.A. Gordon

This book presents a series of letters exchanged between General Charles George Gordon, a distinguished British soldier and administrator, and his sister, Mary Ann Gordon. The correspondence provides a unique glimpse into the personal life of Gordon, detailing his military campaigns, experiences in various parts of the world, and his relationship with his family. The letters span several years and offer a candid view of Gordon's character and the social and political climate of the time. more

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Charles George Gordon
Charles George Gordon

Charles George Gordon, born on January 28, 1833, and died on January 26, 1885, was a British officer and explorer. He was active in the late 19th century in Africa and the Middle East, best known for his military actions in Sudan. more

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