The Tribe That Washed Its Spears: The Zulus at War - Hardcover

Greaves, Adrian; Mkhize, Xolani

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Synopsis

The proud Zulu people that the British finally managed to subjugate in 1879 were not indigenous to South Africa but had emerged from tribes that migrated from the north during the first millennium CE. This book traces the history of the Zulus from their arrival in South Africa to the war with the British and examines their growth in power and influence in the intervening period, including a review of their weapons and tactics in battle.

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About the Author

Dr Adrian Greaves is the founder of the Anglo-Zulu War Historical Society and the author of numerous books on the period and South African wars, including Isandlwana, The Curling Diaries and Sister Janet (all P & S).

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Dr Adrian Greaves will be signing his new book The Tribe That Washed Its Spears at the Tenterden High Street branch of Waterstones - A history of the Zulu nation, it concentrates on their victory over the invading British Army at Isandlwana - and the tragedy of their subsequent defeat.' Ashford Herald, Folkestone Herald and Hythe Herald

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