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Magdala - The Story of the Abyssinian Campaign of 1866-7 Jagdbericht The poem captures a quietMagdala by Henry M. Stanley is a gripping eyewitness account of the British military expedition to Abyssinia (modern day Ethiopia) in 186667. Sent to rescue European captives held by Emperor Tewodros II, the campaign culminated in the dramatic storming of the mountain fortress of Magdala. Stanley, later famous for his African explorations, offers vivid reporting, detailed battlefield descriptions, and reflections on imperial politics and cultural