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Hill of the Sphinx: The Battle of Isandlwana
David Jackson
At last we have a comprehensively researched account of the battle at Isandlwana, which makes fascinating reading. There is little doubt it will be eagerly devoured, not only by historians, but by those with a keen interest in the Anglo-Zulu campaign and in the development of the Zulu nation. A masterpiece of painstaking research. Softback 83 Pages. Well-illustrated and maps.
Signed copies available.
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