Gubat Collection
"Gubat: A Glimpse into the British Expedition in Egypt" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating tale of "Gubat
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"Gubat: A Glimpse into the British Expedition in Egypt" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating tale of "Gubat, " a significant chapter in the British presence in Egypt. Through lithographs, engravings, and portraits, we are transported to an era where bravery and determination knew no bounds. The story begins with "The British in Egypt (litho), " showcasing their arrival on Egyptian soil, ready to face the challenges that lay ahead. As tensions escalated, "The Expedition for the Relief of General Gordon (litho)" took center stage, highlighting their mission to aid General Gordon amidst political turmoil. Amongst these courageous soldiers was Lieutenant Robert J Tudway from Essex Regiment (engraving), embodying resilience and unwavering loyalty. The Nile Expedition played a crucial role as depicted by "The War in the Soudan, with the Nile Expedition (engraving). " It showcases their arduous journey through treacherous terrains towards Gubat. In this unforgiving landscape, Quartermaster A G Lima from 19th Hussars (engraving) exemplified resourcefulness during "The Rush for Water at Abu Halfa Wells on the Way to Gubat. " This incident captures not only their thirst for survival but also highlights Sir Herbert Stewart's Second Desert March. Embarking at Gubat was Sir Charles Wilson with an escort of Sussex Regiment as they set sail upriver along the Nile ("The War in Soudan"). These brave blue jackets boarded ships of desert sand dunes ("Our Blue Jackets on Board Ships of Desert"), symbolizing adaptability amidst adversity. However, war comes at a cost. Portraits pay homage to fallen heroes - officers and newspaper correspondents who sacrificed everything during recent battles ("Portraits of Officers and Newspaper Correspondents killed. . "). Their memory forever etched within these engravings serves as a reminder of the price paid for freedom.