The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 346
that most romantic expedition,and sent home numerous sketches of the remarkable sceneryof the country, as well as of all the principal cA^ents of thecampaign. The assault on Magdala, the disi^ersion of King-Theodores broken arniA, the customs and dAvellinffs of thepeople, were all noted and… … 332 The Pictorial Press : kiuds of adventures in fulfiUinor tlieir duties. Besides beiiiirfrequently arrested as spies, and undergoing the jirivationsof beleagured jolaces, they had also to run the risk of shotand shell, and sometimes they were obliged to destroy theirsketching materials under fear…
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