(LARGE PRINT EDITION) 1885. An account about General Gordon and his gallant defense of Khartoum written by one who was present and saw what things were done; who shared the dangers of the siege with England’s latest hero and his brave lieutenant, Colonel Stewart, who enjoyed Gordon’s confidence, and who was capable of understanding and appreciating what he saw, should surely be of great interest to every one. As told in letters by the late Frank Power and edited by his brother.