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TITLE: THE WASHING OF THE SPEARS - The Rise and Fall of the Zulu Nation

AUTHOR: Donald R. Morris

PUBLISHER: Pimbilco (1994)

COVER SIZE: 150 X 230mm

CONDITION: Good (some pages with photographs have become lose)

DUST JACKET: Paperback

SPINE: Good

PAGES: pp655

INSCRIPTIONS: None

ISBN: 0 7126 6105 0

DESCRIPTION: "This magnificent book is not only a history of the Zulus, the 'Black Spartans", from their rise under Shaka to the deliberate destruction of the independent Zulu nation through the war forced on them by Sir Bartle Frere, but also a full-scale immensely knowledgeable account of British Colonial and military policy in relation to Southern Africa, and of the men who carried it out..."

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very satisfied. thank you very much
22 Jul 2012