The book, Omdurman 1898: Kithener's Victory In The Sudan, tells the story of the British conquest of the Dervish Empire including the Dongola Berber campaign, Firket and Atbara ultimately culminating at Omduran which represented one of the great desert battles in the imperial drama of the Victorian era.  In this last great battle, Lord Kitchener used superior British discipline, calvery and firepower including gunboats on the Nile to fight off hordes of native warriors intent on driving the infidels from Sudan.  This book uses contemporary illustrations and colorful graphics to bring the whole campaign to life.  The format of this book includes the following: 1) Assessment of each commander's campaign strategy; 2) Chronicles the progress of the fighting; and 3) Includes a brief guide to the battlefields today. In addition, this book contains more than 90 illustrations including maps, charts and color plates which accompany the text and a series of three-dimensional battle maps that serve to mark the critical stages of the battle.  This book is 96 pages and is in excellent condition.  The author is Donald Featherstone with David Chandler (general editor).  Edition published in 1994.