London, Sampson, Low & Marston. 1880. First edition. Very good but slightly worn blue leather with gilt tooled border. Raised bands to spine, gilt faded titles. Marbled endpapers. Frontispiece of Fort Ekowe, Zululand. Internally very good. Tor edge gilt paper. Scarce.
An invaluable account of the exploits of the Naval Brigade of 300 seamen and marines from HMS Active who fought against the Gaika and Galeka tribes of South Africa in the ‘Kaffir Wars’ from 1877-78 and in the following year took part in the Zulu War. The author, Fleet-Surgeon Henry F. Norbury, was the chief medical officer with the Brigade, and draws from his own journals.
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- Overall Condition: Very Good -
- Size: 8vo
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