Khartoum

00:06:34 The Nile was always there.

00:15:01 commands me to speak, for I am the Mahdi, the Expected One.

00:18:21 Also Hicks thought he was fighting an ignorant savage and he wasn't.

00:21:21 When he went to the Sudan as governor general and put down the slave trade

00:24:26 Oh, Egypt will give you some ribbon or other.

00:27:55 Not at all, sir. I am to report to Mr Gladstone any actions you may take

00:32:13 and I swear to you my devoted service.

00:36:15 Go back. Go back to London. There's too much danger, too little hope.

00:40:15 and compromise your country, just to satisfy your own vanity?

00:47:54 - How does he appear? - The skin is pink.

00:52:22 its body was sick, stricken with hunger and abused by war.

00:55:35 You have described to me how it was an object lesson

00:59:44 The evacuation... We must...

01:03:55 I want to take it upcountry and bring back every head of cattle

01:12:35 "Suspicions exist, sir, that you've created a situation to fit your own inclinations."

01:16:24 but allow me the privilege of being slaughtered with them"?

01:23:20 Stand to your camels.

01:27:09 - How low is the ditch? - Low.

01:31:26 Thank you, Hassan.

01:38:10 When does the army come?

01:43:02 I can't believe it. When did you say the Abbas passed through?

01:49:50 Excellency, from Major Kitchener, a message at last.

01:54:58 I should prefer, Gordon Pasha, that you leave Khartoum now.

01:58:27 I do not believe any infidel - even you, Gordon Pasha -