This is a valuable story to understand.

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History of War

Photographs, maps and artwork enhance this well written, 128-page paperback from the publisher’s growing History of Terror series.

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The film Zulu has given us most of what we know about the Zulus, now it’s up to people like Robin to give us a full account of this group of tribes as they carved a name for themselves in the early years of Victoria’s reign.

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Books Monthly

This book expands the very interesting History of Terror series. There is much to learn about the history of Africa and this book exposes the wars within the Zulu peoples and with the Boers who had moved into the interior to escape British rule. – Very Highly Recommended

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Firetrench

The book gives a very good account of a period of turmoil, where the Zulu tribes were at war with one another as they fought for ascendancy, cattle and land. It provides an insight into how the European Settlers were able to find and exploit an existing slave trade, and to pit tribes and sub-tribes against one another. It also touches on the roots of the Boer War, between Dutch and British settlers, which I am sure will provide material for another book in the series.

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