The Boer Invasion of Natal. Being an Account of Natal\'s Share of the Boer War of 1899-1900, as viewed by a Natal Colonist

Crown 8vo; original red pictorial cloth, with gilt lettering to upper cover and spine; pp. 224 + (ii) + 28; plates and maps; folding map. Cloth a little worn to edges; sunned, esp. to spine; prize inscription to recto of frontis.; moderate foxing throughout; publisher\'s catalogue pages browned; old tape repair to fold of map. Good. (Hackett, p. 190; Mendelssohn I, p. 444) \"This volume contains an account of the battles of Dundee, Elandslaagte, Lombard\'s Kop, and of the siege of Ladysmith, &c. &c., together with maps and illustrations.\" - Mendelssohn. Clement Stott was an architect and surveyor in colonial Natal, also serving as a Maritzburg councillor between 1904 and 1906. He was appointed Borough Valuator for Pietermaritizburg in 1906. (Source: The Natal Who\'s Who, 1906)