2008 eerste uitgawe hardeband met stofjas en 407 bladsye in baie mooi toestand.

At the age of seventy, J. C. Steyn surprises us with an autobiographical story. He presents his recollections as a Free State farmer’s son, linguistics student in the Netherlands, academic, journalist (Volksblad, Rapport), political commentator, poet, fiction writer and biographer of N.P van Wyk Louw, M.E.R. and Piet Cillié. He penetrates the Anglo-Boer War and the Rebellion, the change to a republic, the years when a state of emergency prevailed and constitutional negotiations up to today.

He reveals numerous unexpected facets of his personality. It is an indispensable document in which the Afrikaner’s culture, political convictions, and particularly his language struggle of the past decade are contained. This history has never been recorded in this way before.