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THE TYCOON AND THE PRESIDENT: The Life and Times of Alois Hugo Nellmapius 1847-1893 – Helga Kaye

Macmillan, 1978, Hardcover with dustjacket in good condition – jacket has some slight edgewear. Previous owner name present. Spine very mildly sunned.

"Within the short space of twenty years, Nellmapius was to win and lose several fortunes, to become friend and confidant of Paul Kruger and to experience the bitterness of an ignominious prison sentence on a charge of embezzlement. The drama of this court case, which led to the involvement of President Paul Kruger in a clash between the Executive and the Judiciary, is still quoted in legal circles."