Moodie, D.C.F. (Ed. John Laband). - Moodie's Zulu War.

The Anglo-Zulu War Series. North & South Press, Constantia 1988. 1st edition thus. Facsimile from the 1879 First Edition of Moodie's 'History Of The Battles And Adventures Of The British, The Boers, And The Zulus'. 264pp softcover. 8vo 0.4kg. Ink annotations inside rear wrap else a VG copy. ISBN: 9780620118538 A selection of those parts of the original relevant to the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879. "A unique collection of exciting, personal eye-witness accounts by those who took part in the war, woven together by Moodie's own vigorous narrative, they emphasize striking episodes, heroic deeds and tragic events. All the battles of the Zululand Campaign are covered - Isandlwana, Rorke's Drift, Nyezane, Ntombe, Gingindlovu, Hlobane, Khambula, and Ulundi - as well as dramatic incidents like the death of the Prince Imperial of France. British justifications for the war are fully set out".

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