Studies in the Zulu War 1879

A compendium of texts authored or edited by Julian Whybra.

Originally issued as individual quarto size softcover volumes. Now bound-in hard cover version combining Volumes I - III together and Volumes IV - VI together.

Each of the six individual volumes has been signed by Whybra.

VOLUME I (pages v + 81; re-published 2016 by One Slice Books)

• Isandhlwana and the Durnford Papers - F W D Jackson & Julian Whybra
• A Brave Fugitive: an anonymous account of Isadhlwana - Julian Whybra
• "An Englishman in outlandish places..." Anthony Trollope and Lieut. Nathaniel Newnham-Davis in South Africa, 1877  - Julian Whybra

VOLUME II (Pages v + 85; second edition re-published 2018 by One Slice Books)

• The Cochran accounts of Isandhlwana - Julian Whybra
• Reading between the Lines: An analysis of the Alleged 'Pulleine-Cavaye Order' of 22.1.1879  - Julian Whybra
• More Noble 24th: An addendum to Norman Holme's monumental work - Julian Whybra
• Moderation and Forebearance: South African Confederation and the Origins of the Zulu War  - Julian Whybra
• Private David Denkins and a contemporary Roll of Rorke's Drift Defenders  -Julian Whybra

VOLUME III (Pages v + 80; published 2016 by One Slice Books)

• The Letters of Colour-Sergeant William Edwards 1/24th  - Julian Whybra
• The Anglo-Zulu War Memorial in Lichfield Cathedr- M Paul Bryant-Quinn
• The Defence of Helpmekaar 22nd Jauary 1879  - Graham Graham Akexander
• Zabange - Pure Fiction  - Julian Whybra
• The Prison Escort at Rorke's Drift  - Julian Whybra
• The Chard Reports: a stylometric analysis  - Julian Whybra

VOLUME IV (Pages v + 91; published 2017 by One Slice Books)

• Gunner William Taylor's Escape from Isandhlwana  - Julian Whybra
• Brothers in Arms  -  Stephen Reinstadtler
• The Wrecked Camp at Isandhlwana: what the Rearguard saw - Frederick Bomy & Julian Whybra

VOLUME V (Pages v +119; published 2018 by One Slice Books)

• Memento Mori  -  Julian Whybra
• The Symons Account: Lord Chelmsford's Reconnaissance & the Defence of Rorke's Drift  - Julian Whybra
• An Account of Isandhlwana by Trooper Walter Granger, Natal Carbineers  - Julian Whybra

Volume VI (Pages vii + 101; Published 2020 by One Slice Books)

England's Sons - A Casualty and Survivors' Roll of British Combatants:

• for the Battle of Isandhlwana - Wednesday 22nd January 1879
• and the Defence of Rorke's Drift -Wednesday 22nd - Thursday 23rd January 1879.
• Appendices

Julian Whybra is a history graduate of the University of East Anglia and has carried out post-graduate research as a Research Fellow at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow and as a Fellow Commoner at Girton College, Cambridge. He lectured part-time in history in the Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of Essex until 2005 and is a past winner of the Browne Medal for Original Research in Military History. He lectures and has written a number of books and articles on the Zulu War and is currently engaged in writing a doctoral thesis on the battle of Isadhlwana.