Publisher's brown cloth binding with gilt titles to front panel and spine.
300pp. Illustrated with a frontispiece of the author, a map of Natal and several plates in text.
Binding sound. Contents clean. A good copy.
'An interesting account of the Zulus and their country from 1849-1888. Mr. Tyler was fully of opinion that Sir Bartle Frere's policy was justified, and that the Zulu Problem was a question which had to be settled without delay in view of the military situation in Cetywayo's country. He observes "that Natal was in peril, no clear-headed man can deny. The colonists were near the crater of a volcano liable at any time to eruption. Cetywayo could not control his warriors." There is a valuable chapter on Zulu folk-lore, and the volume is illustrated by a large number of original drawings.' - Mendelssohn Vol.II, page 532
- Binding Condition: Very Good
- Overall Condition: Very Good
- Size: 8vo
