The Mulberry Empire

The Mulberry Empire

by PhilipHensher (Author)

Synopsis

Recounting an episode in the the courtship, betrayal and invasion of Afghanistan in the 1830s by Her Majesty's Empire, this novel has at its heart the relationship between Alexander Burnes, leader of the British expeditionary party, and the Afghani ruler, the Amir Dost Mohammed Khan.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 560
Edition: First Edition, First Printing
Publisher: Flamingo
Published: 02 Apr 2002

ISBN 10: 0007112262
ISBN 13: 9780007112265
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Media Reviews
Philip Hensher, one of Britain's most respected writers, has interwoven palaces and politics, Afghans and armies, fate and desire in this superb and timely novel about the British in Afghanistan in the 1830s.
Author Bio
Philip Hensher is Chief Literary Critic for the Spectator, and regularly reviews in the best UK and US newspapers and journals. His previous books are Kitchen Venom, Other Lulus, Pleasured and The Bedroom of the Mister's Wife.