339 APPENDIX H.

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CARTOGEAPHY OF THE SUDAN.

The following lists do not pretend to be exhaustive : at the same time they contain the chief European works referring to the Sudan which may be of use for reference, etc.

Confidential Publications are marked * ; particularly useful ones f .

I.D.W.O. — • Intelligence Division, War Office, London.

(a) Official Publications.

Narrative of the Expedition to Dongola and Sennar, 1820-21. 1822. fReport on the Proposed Railway between Wadi Haifa and Shendy ; and the Ship Incline at the 1st Cataract.

By Mr. Fowler. Cairo, 1873. Reconnaissance from Berenice to Berber. By Col. R. E. Colston. Cairo, 1874. fSurvey of the White Nile. Lieutenants Watson and Chippendall. 1874.

■General Report on the Province of Kordofan. Col. Prout. Cairo, 1877. Provinces of the Equator. Egyptian Staff. Cairo, 1877. Psychrometrical Observations taken at Fascher, Darfour. By Col. E. S. Purdy. Cairo, 1877. tReport on the Sudan. Lieut.-Col. Stewart. 1883 (Blue Book, Egypt, No. 11). 1883. fThe Nile above the 2nd Cataract. By Lieut.-Col. R. H. O'Grady Haly. 1884. Messrs. Harrison and Sons. fReport on Egyptian Provinces of the Sudan, Red Sea and Equator. I.D.W.O. 1884. 3s. 6d.

Parliamentary Papers respecting the Sudan Campaigns, 1884-1892 : — Correspondence respecting General Gordon's Mission to Egypt, 1884. Further Instructions to General Gordon, 1884. Text of Proclamation of General Gordon to the Inhabitants of the Sudan, 1884. Telegram relative to a British Force to be collected at Suakin, 1884. Admiralty Telegrams relative to Affairs at Suakin, 1884. Agreement between the Secretary of State for War and Messrs. Lucas and Aird for the Construction of a Line of Railway from Suakin towards Berber, 1885. Papers relating to Withdrawal of Troops from Dongola, 1885. Return of the Total Number of Cases of Sickness, Deaths, and Admissions to Hospital for Wounds in Action, 1885. Relief of General Gordon. 1885. Return showing the Approximate Distribution and Organisation of Medical Staff Corps during the Recent Campaign in Egypt and the Sudan, 1885.

Supplementary Estimate of H.M.'s Navy for the Year 1884-5. Return of the Approximate Cost of the Military Expedition to Suakin. 1885. Supplementary Estimate, 1884-5. Sum required to make good the deficiency in the provision made for the service of the Navy and Army during the year ending 31st March, 1885, owing to the non-payment by Egypt of the extra cost of the Army of Occupation. 1885. Correspondence respecting the British Military operations in the Sudan. 1885. Further correspondence respecting the British Military operations in the Sudan. 1885. Nile Expedition casualties. 1885. 2 y