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Auction #115 begins on 30 May 2024

Randolph (S.)

WHO OUGHT TO WIN

Published: Laird & Lee Publishers, Chicago, [1900]

Edition: First Edition

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Oom Paul or Queen Victoria?

A History of the Dutch-English settlement in South Africa from its origin to the present day,

With Letters graphically describing the Wonderful Bravery of the Boer and British Armies

Map Portraits and Illustrations.

First edition: 286 pages, frontispiece portraits, map tipped in at back of volume, illustrations, brown pictorial cloth, frayed at the top and bottom of the spine, a good copy.

Most of the volume deals with the long term build-up to the Boer War, but a letter by James F. Dunn in the appendix is entitled "The Foreign Contingents in the Boer Army" and discusses the Irish Brigade

  • Overall Condition: A Good Copy
  • Size: 8vo (200 x140mm)
  • Sold By: Clarke's Africana & Rare Books
  • Contact Person: Paul Mills
  • Country: South Africa
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