The book "Egyptian Campaigns, 1882-1885" by Charles Royle is a detailed study of the British military campaigns in Egypt in the years 1882-1885. The author reveals in detail the reasons, course and consequences of these campaigns, shedding light on the strategic decisions, battles and political levers of the time. Royle carefully examines the motives and actions of military leaders, revealing the inner vicissitudes and mysteries of these important events in world history. The book "Egyptian Campaigns, 1882-1885" is not only a documentary essay on military history, but also a unique source for understanding the political and socio-cultural processes of the end of the 19th century.