Edited by F.G.H. Price
Illustrated by Pierre Méjanel
First edition:268 pages, frontispiece, 5 plates, full leather binding, titled and decorated gilt on the back, marbled endpapers and edges, foxing, a good copy.
Mendelssohn (Sidney) South African Bibliography vol1 page 678: Mr. Hamilton lived with the natives for many months. He entered into their pursuits, and threw off all European dress. ..." He arrived at Durban in January 1846, and securing a wagon, trekked to Pietermaritzburg, he gives a very animated and vivid description of the lives of the natives of Natal, and of the Dutch and English settlers at this period. An interesting narrative is given of the author's journey through Natal to the Orange Free State...A short trip was made to Basutoland, and the author gives some particulars of his visit to Moshesh.
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