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Deneys Reitz. Commando: A Boer Journal of the Boer War. Introduction by Thomas Pakenham. Jonathan Ball, 1983. 329pp. Good. Ownership inscription on half-title page, covers lightly scuffed with minor foxing and pages tanned. Overall a neat and tight copy.. Pictorial Laminated Wrappers. (#0002243) abo, boereoorlog, boer war, boereoorlog, boere, britte, hollanders, holland, nederlanders, khakies, british, soldaat, oorlogskorrespondent, konsentrasiekampe, krygsgevangenekampe, krygsgevangenis, indië, SMUTS, BOTHA, kommando, guerilla oorlog,

Deneys Reitz. Commando: A Boer Journal of the Boer War. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball, 1998. 258pp.     Very Good. Ownership inscription on half-title page. Overall a neat and tight copy. Pictorial Laminated Wrappers. (##2380) abo, boereoorlog, boer war, boereoorlog, boere, britte, hollanders, holland, nederlanders, khakies, british, soldaat, oorlogskorrespondent, konsentrasiekampe, krygsgevangenekampe, krygsgevangenis, indië, SMUTS, BOTHA, kommando, guerilla oorlog,   

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Commando - A Boer Journal of the Boer War By: Deneys Reitz A hardcover edition published by Jonathan Ball in 1990 Brown cloth covers with white writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions, dustjacket is complete light rub Packaging and Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation **DAVE**

Commando, A Boer Journal of the boer War by Deneys Reitz A hardcover edition published by Jonathan Ball in 1990 Brown cover boards with white writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions, dustjacket is complete clean & bright a very nice copy Postage within S Africa R70 thru the P Office Overseas buyers can contact us for a postal quote

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ILLUSTRATED Jonathan Ball Publishers 1990. Hard cover with dust cover. 320 pages. Very good condition: tightly bound, neat and clean. Over 1kg.  

 1983 Soft cover.  Previous owner's name in front.  Still very neat and clean. Postage will be R60 ordinary post inside SA SAPO, R99 Postnet to Postnet or R55 Paxi(Pep Stores)

Jonathan Ball Publishers, 2007, reprinted. Soft cover. 258 pages. Very good condition: tightly bound, neat and clean. Corners of cover slightly worn. Under 1kg.  

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1990 A4 size hardcover with dust jacket and 320 pages in good condition. Anglo-Boer War. Anglo-Boereoorlog. Name in ink in front. R60 postage in SA.

2012 paperback with 446 pages brand new. Anglo-Boer War, Anglo-Boereoorlog. R50 postage in SA or R57 courier to most larger cities in SA. Dutch historian Martin Bossenbroek won the National Dutch History Prize 2013 for this new chronicle of the war that shaped South Africa and the book was also shortlisted for the 2013 AKO Literature Prize, both preeminent Dutch literary prizes. This English paperback edition follows the Afrikaans paperback, published in October 2014, and will cement the critical acclaim already received by Mr Bossenbroek and offer the South African reader the chance to savour his storytelling powers. The (Anglo) Boer war (1899-1902) has been labelled many things. The originator of apartheid. An appetiser for the First and Second World Wars. The first media war (with the first instance of embedded journalists). It helped create the nation-state South Africa, and remains the cause of fiery debate more than a hundred years after its end. In the Boer war, Martin Bossenbroek gives the reader the full story with an in-depth insight and detail previously unmatched. Bossenbroek follows three colourful main characters: the Dutch lawyer, South African Republic state attorney, state secretary and eventual European envoy Willem Leyds; the soon-to-be-immortalised British war-reporter Winston Churchill; and the Boer commander and one-day South African politician Deneys Reitz.

2012. Soft cover, 446 pages. Very good condition. Under 1kg.   Dutch historian Martin Bossenbroek won the National Dutch History Prize 2013 for this new chronicle of the war that shaped South Africa and the book was also shortlisted for the 2013 AKO Literature Prize, both preeminent Dutch literary prizes. This English paperback edition follows the Afrikaans paperback, published in October 2014, and will cement the critical acclaim already received by Mr Bossenbroek and offer the South African reader the chance to savour his storytelling powers. The (Anglo) Boer war (1899-1902) has been labelled many things. The originator of apartheid. An appetiser for the First and Second World Wars. The first media war (with the first instance of embedded journalists). It helped create the nation-state South Africa, and remains the cause of fiery debate more than a hundred years after its end. In the Boer war, Martin Bossenbroek gives the reader the full story with an in-depth insight and detail previously unmatched. Bossenbroek follows three colourful main characters: the Dutch lawyer, South African Republic state attorney, state secretary and eventual European envoy Willem Leyds; the soon-to-be-immortalised British war-reporter Winston Churchill; and the Boer commander and one-day South African politician Deneys Reitz. Mr Bossenbroek's riveting new account of the war is a must-read for all South African history buffs, for all who loved Thomas Pakenham's classic bestseller. 

2012 paperback with 446 pages brand new. Anglo-Boer War, Anglo-Boereoorlog. R60 postage in SA or R65 courier to most larger cities in SA. Dutch historian Martin Bossenbroek won the National Dutch History Prize 2013 for this new chronicle of the war that shaped South Africa and the book was also shortlisted for the 2013 AKO Literature Prize, both preeminent Dutch literary prizes. This English paperback edition follows the Afrikaans paperback, published in October 2014, and will cement the critical acclaim already received by Mr Bossenbroek and offer the South African reader the chance to savour his storytelling powers. The (Anglo) Boer war (1899-1902) has been labelled many things. The originator of apartheid. An appetiser for the First and Second World Wars. The first media war (with the first instance of embedded journalists). It helped create the nation-state South Africa, and remains the cause of fiery debate more than a hundred years after its end. In the Boer war, Martin Bossenbroek gives the reader the full story with an in-depth insight and detail previously unmatched. Bossenbroek follows three colourful main characters: the Dutch lawyer, South African Republic state attorney, state secretary and eventual European envoy Willem Leyds; the soon-to-be-immortalised British war-reporter Winston Churchill; and the Boer commander and one-day South African politician Deneys Reitz.