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Norman Herd meticulously recounts the explosive 1873 trial of Chief Langalibalele, the powerful amaHlube rainmaker accused of 'rebellion' against the Natal colonial government. This landmark case, one of the earliest South African treason trials, exposes the brutal hypocrisy of colonial rule, culminating in a rigged legal process orchestrated by Governor Pine. As Langalibalele's tribe is destroyed, the ensuing political scandalpitting colonial authority against the moderate voice of Bishop Colensoreveals a dark chapter in the history of Natal.
Condition: Overall in Very Good condition with minor shelf wear consistent with age.
