Die Bittereinde Vrede - M.C.E. van Schoor (Afrikaans)
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Die Bittereinde Vrede (Limited Hand-Numbered Edition, No. 817/1000)
Die Erwe van Ons Vaad're Reeks Nommer 2
Bibliographic Specifications
Official Condition Report
The Book: Very Good to Fine (VG/F)
The Dust Jacket: Very Good to Fine (VG/F)
Synopsis & Historical Significance
Written by one of South Africa's foremost historical minds, Die Bittereinde Vrede is an authoritative account of the complex negotiations that brought an end to the Anglo-Boer War.
The book traces the political, physical, and emotional journey of the Boer leaders from the active battlefields to the conference tables at Vereeniging and Pretoria in May 1902. Prof. van Schoor delves deep into the agonizing decisions faced by the Bittereinders, balancing the total destruction of their republics against the preservation of their people. Richly illustrated, it captures the dramatic end of an era with exceptional detail.
Author Profile: Prof. M. C. E. van Schoor
Marthinus Marthinus "Marthinus" C. E. van Schoor (19202010) was an eminent South African historian, author, and academic who spent decades serving as the head of the History Department at the University of the Free State. A leading expert on the Orange Free State and the Anglo-Boer War, his rigorously researched books remain cornerstones of Afrikaner historiography.