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An Officer of the Crown: Reminiscences of an English Ensign's Journey to the East in 1836
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An officer of the Crown volume II: Suez to Bombay (An Officer of the Crown Book Series) (Volume 2)
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An Officer of the Crown: Reminiscences of an English Ensign's Journey to the East in 1836 (An Officer of the Crown Book Series)
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Add to basketCondition: New. Über den AutorI grew up in Hawaii, I now write books, and design games. My various career experiences have been working in Archaeology, Libraries, Artillery, Logistics, and Human Resources. I taught as a college instructor in IT, .
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OFFICER OF THE CROWN VOLUME II
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Add to basketTaschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - An Officer of the Crown Volume III. The expedition leaves Bombay and heads for Persia, Independent Tartary and fulfillment of the expedition's goals.
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An Officer of the Crown volume III: Bombay To Persia And On To The River Oxus
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An Officer of the Crown
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An Officer of the Crown Reminiscences of an English Ensign's Journey to the East in 1836 The Middlecombe Expedition to the Aral Sea in Turcomania Journey to the East in 1836 Volume 1
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An Officer of the Crown: The Middlecombe Expedition to the Aral Sea in Turcomania and the Khanates of Independent Tartary, 1837-1838: Reminiscences of an English Ensign's Journey to the East in 1836
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An Officer of the Crown
Published by Wayne Rutledge Nov 2015, 2015
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Add to basketTaschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -David Alexander Driscol is the son of a retired regimental sergeant major of Anglo-Irish and Danish descent and presently an Ensign in the 52nd (Oxfordshire) Light Infantry. He volunteers for secondment to the Indian Army for four years. It is his wish to become an explorer and not a light infantryman like his father. He meets with a Persian professor to heighten his knowledge of this language. While learning from the Professor, he meets with Lieutenant Donald Perkins, a Madras sapper detached to the East India Company Great Trigonometrical Survey. Lieutenant Perkins is forming an expedition to explore Independent Tartary (modern Central Asia) and Driscol is the first man recruited for the 'stroll'. Driscol then journeys to his family in Eccles, Lancashire, before continuing to London to gain his passage east. In his journey south to London, he meets Marquerite with whom he begins a correspondence. Driscol equips himself in the Capitol for travel to the Orient while experiencing several low and high adventures in the city. Ensign Driscol takes a steamship to Gibraltar and arrives after several undertakings, meeting another young lady named Millicent and her two sisters, and several other people of note. He is separated from Millicent and to continue his voyage, takes a native boat to Ceuta then Malta, fighting off a piratical attack near Algiers. This is where Driscol has his first action and is much dismayed by the loss of friends and killing a man. Driscol and Perkins appear to conduct, and the record is unclear here, an outrageous prank on the Royal Navy and Ensign Driscol then makes his way to Alexandria on a French sailing ship. Heading south from Alexandria they go by canal boat to Cairo where Perkins takes up with a local courtesan. The gentlemen also assist a Maltese friend in investigating the selling of Jews in the slave market of Cairo and visit the Pyramids at Giza. The two then travel to Suez where they become passengers on His Majesty's Indian Navy Steam Sloop Atalanta. They recruit the third member of their expedition, Ensign Alexander Anton Horne of the Bombay Artillery. The first volume of four to chronicle his movement to India and participation in a British Expedition into Central Asia known then as Independent Tartary. 354 pp. Englisch.
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An Officer of the Crown Volume III: Bombay to Persia and on to the River Oxus
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Add to basketTaschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - David Alexander Driscol is the son of a retired regimental sergeant major of Anglo-Irish and Danish descent and presently an Ensign in the 52nd (Oxfordshire) Light Infantry. He volunteers for secondment to the Indian Army for four years. It is his wish to become an explorer and not a light infantryman like his father. He meets with a Persian professor to heighten his knowledge of this language. While learning from the Professor, he meets with Lieutenant Donald Perkins, a Madras sapper detached to the East India Company Great Trigonometrical Survey. Lieutenant Perkins is forming an expedition to explore Independent Tartary (modern Central Asia) and Driscol is the first man recruited for the 'stroll'. Driscol then journeys to his family in Eccles, Lancashire, before continuing to London to gain his passage east. In his journey south to London, he meets Marquerite with whom he begins a correspondence. Driscol equips himself in the Capitol for travel to the Orient while experiencing several low and high adventures in the city. Ensign Driscol takes a steamship to Gibraltar and arrives after several undertakings, meeting another young lady named Millicent and her two sisters, and several other people of note. He is separated from Millicent and to continue his voyage, takes a native boat to Ceuta then Malta, fighting off a piratical attack near Algiers. This is where Driscol has his first action and is much dismayed by the loss of friends and killing a man. Driscol and Perkins appear to conduct, and the record is unclear here, an outrageous prank on the Royal Navy and Ensign Driscol then makes his way to Alexandria on a French sailing ship. Heading south from Alexandria they go by canal boat to Cairo where Perkins takes up with a local courtesan. The gentlemen also assist a Maltese friend in investigating the selling of Jews in the slave market of Cairo and visit the Pyramids at Giza. The two then travel to Suez where they become passengers on His Majesty's Indian Navy Steam Sloop Atalanta. They recruit the third member of their expedition, Ensign Alexander Anton Horne of the Bombay Artillery. The first volume of four to chronicle his movement to India and participation in a British Expedition into Central Asia known then as Independent Tartary.
