The Mahdi Of Allah: The Story Of The Dervish Mohammed Ahmed (Die Derwischrtrommel)

New York Ny: The Macmillan Company, 1932. First American Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Xiv, 317 Pp. Red Cloth, Gilt. First American Edition, March 1932. Worn, Spine Cloth Faded, Gilt Present But Weak, Endpapers Darkened. Ownership Signature Of Prominent U. S. Diplomat John Habib. The U. S. Failure To Develop Any Identifiable North African Policy Is Partly Explained By Churchill's Introduction, Which Outlines The Close Official Links (1932) Of The Mahdi's Descendants With British Interests Despite Their Violent Conflicts In The Mahdi's Lifetime- The U. S. Considered British North Africa To Be A Wholly British Issue, And Never Re-Adjusted As The British Withdrew Or Were Driven Out; Also, Partly, By Similar French Predominance In Western North Africa, To Which The Us Has Never Developed Any Identifiable Policy As They Also Withdrew Or Were Driven Out. Of Course, Nothing Is Ever Our Fault, And Nothing Is Ever Our Responsibility Unless It Is An Achievement. It Is Not That We Are Or Have Been Unaware Of This "Other World", We Just Choose To Disengage Except As Vendors. When The Oil Producers Do The Same To Us We Are Somehow Surprised.