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Zulu Vocabulary And Prase Book By T.L. Cullingworth Thirteenth Edition, Soft Cover, Published By T.L. Cullingworth No Date Found Cover Boards Dark Brown With Black Writing To The Front & To The Spine, Clean & Bright. Binding Tight & Strong. Has Wear & Tear & Water Damage. Inscription On Front Flyleaf In Black Pen. Browning & Foxing Of Pages. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R30.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote.  

 Author(s): A.T. Bryant  Title: The Zulu People, As They Were Before the White Man Came  Publisher: Shuter and Shooter This Edition: first  Year of Publication: 1949  Place Of Publication: Pietermaritzburg, South Africa  First Published: 1949  Binding: hardcover  Dustjacket: yes  Number of pages:  769  Weight: 908g  Condition: Dustjacket has usual age related wear, has not been price clipped.  Has been inscribed.  Pages have age related browning, has been inscribed.  Binding still sturdy, no pages loose etc.  Has been covered in mylar for further protection - folded over only, no tape used, can easily be removed.  Please see pictures below, as these form part of the description.      

Buy Natal and the Zulu Country: T.V. Bulpin (Hardcover) for R200.00

 The Zulu War, A Pictorial History - Michael Barthorp - 1985 - Paperback in good, clean and tight condition. It was meant to be a quick knockout blow: the British firmly believed that their rifles and artillery would make short work of the Zulus and then they would be home to London for tea. In an atmosphere of breezy arrogance, three columns of British soldiers marched into Zulu territory. But before long, the Zulus caught one column by surprise and wiped it out. Though the epic resistance by one company at Rorke's Drift temporarily restored British pride, the war wasn't yet over. Much more fighting and many more deaths occurred before England's final victory at Ulundi. A superb collection of period photographs, supported by a vivid account of the campaign, reveals the truth behind the wars that inspired the popular film Zulu!

The Zwa Zulu region of South Africa, originally known as Natal, and it's history and development which has played such an important role in it's progress. no d/w but with printed boards. Edition: 3rd, 1977 Publisher: Books of Africa Binding: Hardcover

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 10 - 15 working days In this book, written in 1966, Bulpin writes about the hunters, settlers, the Bushmen, Dingane, Shaka, Cetshwayo, the colonial days, the Voortrekkers and the Republic of Natal. A very readable book where the characters and legends come to life as Bulpin tells more stories about the personalities and their adventures in the early days of the region. Features Summary In this book, written in 1966, Bulpin writes about the hunters, settlers, the Bushmen, Dingane, Shaka, Cetshwayo, the colonial days, the Voortrekkers and the Republic of Natal. Author T.V. Bulpin Publisher Protea Boekhuis Release date 20131002 Pages 656 ISBN 1-86919-924-3 ISBN 13 978-1-86919-924-1

Did belong to a library before but book and wrapper remained in a very good condition >>>  October, 1858. In the manor house of Ambleden, the servants were lighting the fires, the children were stirring in the nursery and Sir William was preparing for a substantial breakfast before the morning's cubbing. In the afternoon, if the weather held, there would be hunting. Young Mundy, eight-year-old son of the head groom, awoke to a comfortable world. He was already able to run errands for his father, to fetch a pail or a blanket, to hold a bridle, and soon he would be able to act as groom when the children rode their ponies. -  This is the world in which T. H. White begins his panorama of the Victorian era, a lovely lyrical novel in which the appealing figure of Mundy is the focal point of an ample historical tapestry. Through Mundy's eyes we watch the drama and spectacle of the passing years, as he leaves the quiet, generous contry life of the mid-nineteenth century to serve in the fierce campaigns of the Zulu War. The Edwardian era finds Mundy coachman to a redheaded Russian countess who is eccentric enough still to drive behind horses when the day of the motorcar has already arrived— with the King himself, an enthusiastic and early patron, "tearing about the country at twenty miles an hour!" *N.B.*   If you buy more than one book from me you only pay R 6 postage on each additional book – see what else I have to offer, it might be worth your while.

  A Potter's Tale in Africa: The Life and Works of Andrew Walford, (OUT OF PRINT NEW)   A Potter's tale in Africa is a celebration of Andrew Walford, his pottery and life in Shongweni KwaZulu-Natal. The tale follows a long tradition of ubumba, this is a Zulu word for clay, used in the production of ceramics. Andrew adds to the richness of the ubumba tradition. He may come from another tradition, the Anglo Oriental, but he has been influenced by the minimal decoration of Zulu artefacts. It is very Zen. Andrew has been a potter for 50 years. He manifests this Zen influence in his brush strokes which are minimal and subtle. Imprint: Wright Publishing Company Country of origin: South Africa Release date: February 2010 Authors: Neil Wright Dimensions: 225 x 300 x 20mm (L x W x T) Format: Hardcover Pages: 166 ISBN-13: 978-0-620-45400-1 Barcode: 9780620454001  

School in JHB South Looking for various educators to tutor subjects as follows: Creative Arts, Travel & Tourism, Accounting, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Business Economics, I.T, Geography & Zulu. email cv to info@espoirsa.com

  2012. Firm soft cover. 400 pages. Very good condition; like new. Und er 1kg.   Walk with an African adventurer, whose ancestors arrive in Cape Town when Napoleon is conquering Europe. Befriending Shaka, chief of the Zulu, they settle in Rhodesia, today’s Zimbabwe. Deep insights and experience of living and fighting for survival through Colonial occupation to Nationalist ‘free’ Africa today. An extraordinary continent, that excites, inspires and baffles. Living in the beautiful, remote Zambezi valley through the country’s ‘freedom fighter’ war, Rob and wife, Sandy, pioneer a big Safari lodge in Zimbabwe – Fothergill Island on Lake Kariba – raising their family of three daughters there. Laugh, cry, and discover in escapades that stretch the imagination, where ‘doing your thing’ isn’t always plain sailing. Huge challenges. Meet with the Creator of the awesome wilderness, in a world where nothing is ever the same, where angels dare to walk, and thorn bushes entangle.