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The British expedition to Abyssinia, also known as the Second Anglo-Ethiopian War, was a military campaign launched by the British Empire in 1868 in response to the imprisonment of several British subjects by the Ethiopian Emperor Tewodros II. Yohannes IV, Then-ruler of Tigray, supported the British force by providing troops and supplies, enabling the successful rescue of the captives and the eventual defeat of Tewodros.