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Following the 1885 fall of Khartoum and death of Maj. Gen. Charles George “Chinese” Gordon, the British resolved to deal with the Mahdi army in the Sudan. Finally, in the fall of 1898, Maj. Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener led 8,200 British and 17,600 Sudanese-Egyptian troops against a Mahdi army of more than 50,000 dervishes led …
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