German and English texts. Translated an edited with notes by Dr J F Schwar and Dr R W Jardine. Gustave Steinbart was a German military colonist to British Kaffraria, Cape Province, South Africa. This volume is the sequel to the his "Letters" published in 1975. Contents: Camp near East London; Camp at Fort Grey; Camp at Fort Pato; Camp at Fort Murray; and Ohlsen. 227 Pages. Condition: Very good. Binding: Softcover. Thick cardwraps with mild edge-wear.

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Title

The Journal of Gustav Steinbart. Vol Two. 29 February 1857 - 1 August 1858

Publisher

Port Elizabeth University of Port Elizabeth

Publication Date

1978

Binding

Soft cover

Condition

Very good.

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Quagga Rare Books and Art has been trading from our shop in Kalk Bay for over 25 years. Owned and run by father and son, George and Simon Curtis. We buy and sell top quality antiquarian books, individually or entire collections, on a variety of subjects. We also deal in modern first editions, maps, watercolours, paintings and other curious objects for the discerning collector.

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