Service and Sport On the Tropical Nile

"Service and Sport On the Tropical Nile" recounts the experiences of a British officer during the re-occupation of the Nilotic Province in the early 20th century. The book details the officer's duties among the native population, offering a glimpse into the administrative and social aspects of British colonialism in Sudan. Beyond the responsibilities of service, the narrative vividly captures the thrill of big game hunting along the Nile.
Through personal anecdotes and observations, the author provides a window into a bygone era, documenting both the challenges and the allure of life in the tropics. This volume serves as a valuable historical record and an engaging adventure narrative, appealing to readers interested in African history, colonial studies, and the traditions of big game hunting.

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