Published by John Murray, London, 1919. xvii, [iii], [1]-247pp. 8vo. Pictorial blue and grey cloth. VG. Illustrations and 3 maps.
A first edition of this scarce First World War narrative by Victoria Cross recipient Angus Buchanan.
The work of Captain Angus Buchanan, a British army officer who served with the 25th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, also known as the Frontiersmen, and who participated in the campaign from May 1915 through October 1917. He describes the march from British East Africa to German East Africa, through the regions of Mount Kilimanjaro, Lake Victoria, parts of the Belgian Congo, and the Lindi region of present-day south eastern Tanzania, in this fascinating First World War narrative. (https://www.rookebooks.com/1919-three-years-of-war-in-east-africa)
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