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MYTH OF IRON - Shaka in History -- Dan Wylie

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MYTH OF IRON - Shaka in History -- Dan Wylie

Name: MYTH OF IRON - Shaka in History -- Dan Wylie
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South Africa

Product code

220414

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583475112

Softcover in very good condition.

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615pp. Dimensions: 17cm x 24cm.

South African History, Zulu,...

Myth of Iron: Shaka in History is the first book-length scholarly study of Shaka to be published. It lays out, as far as possible, all the available evidencemainly hitherto underutilized Zulu oral testimonies, supported by other documentary sourcesand decides, item by item, legend by legend, what exactly is known about Shakas reign. The picture that emerges in this meticulously researched and absorbing antibiography is very different from the popular narrative.

Over the decades a great deal has been written about Shaka, the most famousor infamousof Zulu leaders. It may come as a surprise, therefore, that even the most basic facts about his life are locked in obscurity. His date of birth, what he looked like, and the circumstances of his assassination remain unknown.

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