Reviewed as "affording Mr. Henty the opportunity of giving a few graphic and picturesque sketches of the inner life of the ancient Egyptians, their religion, their domestic and social customs, and their family life in town and country... The love interest in this charming story is, of course, subordinate to the more manly and exciting incidents, but it is not overlooked... The whole story is a vivid and attractive picture of Egyptian life, and the effect is heightened by a number of well-executed full-page illustrations." this stalwart of the Henty Publications is tired but still very sought after in the original illustrated green cloth but with internal spine failing and pages lose

A good filler for the Henty enthusuiast