The 1879 Zulu War through the Eyes of the Illustrated London News
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South Africa
Product code
220215 Ct
Bob Shop ID
614232851
Compilers - Ron Lock & Peter Quantrill
Publisher - Q-Lock Publications; 2003, First edition
A Near Fine quarto size hardback book with a Near Fine dustjacket.
This compilation of The Illustrated London News, with a foreword by David Rattray of Fugitives' Drift.
Containing over 300 pages and 200 dramatic black and white illustration has been compiled by Ron Lock and Peter Quantrill, co-authors of Zulu Victory; the Epic of Isandlwana and the Cover Up as well as Zulu Vanquished the destruction of the Zulu Kingdom.
Every Saturday morning, at the cost of six pence, the Illustrated London News presented to its readers descriptions of events and bloody battles brought alive by the magnificent illustrations drawn by the top war artists of the day.
Although copies of the original magazines are much sought after and have become collectors' items, the compilers have painstakingly acquired every issue pertaining to the conflict and, having extracted every report and illustration on the subject, have produced, with an index, and in chronological order, a unique record of the Anglo-Zulu war.
Albeit through the eyes of a colonial Victorian Age.
Dust jacket now in loose protective plastic overwrap.
