In this historical text, D. Tyrie Laing chronicles the Matarele Rebellion, a little-known conflict in 19th century southern Africa. Laing offers a detailed account of the causes and events of the rebellion, drawing on first-hand accounts and archival documents. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of African colonialism and regional conflicts.
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