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4943	Churchill, Winston	The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan			.txt	text/plain	127690	6861	73	the river and the thirsty men lay the Dervish army, infuriated by their river miles of mud houses, lining the banks as far as Khor Shambat, and camel-men, but by a strong force of Dervishes, numbering at least 1,500 Dervish Emir, Wad Bishara, concentrated his remaining forces in Dongola. Sirdar could not advance on Dongola with a strong Dervish force on his day long the army remained halted by the palms of the Nile bank. Dervish army, at least 10,000 men, both horse and foot, and formed in the Khalifa broke up his camp, and the Dervish army marched back for a The Egyptian army was concentrated; the British brigade had arrived; the right, the Egyptian cavalry force, however, remained on the left flank, Scarcely three miles away the Dervish army was advancing with the continuous advance of the great army compelled the Egyptian cavalry to	./cache/4943.txt	./txt/4943.txt